News Bulletin of 11 September 2026, 2pm

The Tondani Lushaka Forum and Guardian Angel Wildlife and Marine Trust have joined forces to tackle Alexandra’s long-standing litter problem.
The partnership will focus on involving young people and residents in regular clean-up activities and community awareness programmes.
The groups plan to start in one area, keep it clean and then expand to other parts of the township.
They say educating residents about cleanliness will be important to prevent litter from returning after each clean-up.

Government is moving to improve boat launching facilities for fishermen in Port Nolloth and Hondeklipbaai after years of damage and poor infrastructure.
R12 million has been set aside to finalise studies, while work is also being planned to repair existing infrastructure.
The upgrades are expected to make the facilities safer and support fishing, tourism and other coastal businesses.
Deputy Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Sihle Zikalala says government is now working with local authorities to move the projects forward.

Centurion resident Douglas Snyman is set to receive his own art studio after one of his paintings raised more than R20,000 at a fundraiser in Australia.
Snyman, who turns 70 next month, had found a home at Moeggesukkel after a difficult period in his life, where the organisation provides accommodation, food and opportunities to help people rebuild their lives.
He wanted to donate R12,000 from the painting sale to thank the organisation for its support.
Instead, Moeggesukkel decided to use the money to build him a dedicated space where he can continue painting.