News Bulletin of 12 December 2025, 12pm

Non-Profit Organisation, Angel Network Gauteng has donated 520 backpacks filled with stationery, snacks, toiletries, lunchboxes, and juice to children across Gauteng this Christmas.
Volunteers, donors, and sponsors collected and assembled the backpacks to support youngsters from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Ninety-four backpacks have already been distributed to Education of Hope Africa, with more planned for other local children.
The initiative gives children essential school supplies and community support, helping them start the new year with hope and dignity.

Proteas Women’s captain, Laura Wolvaardt, says they hope to build on their T20 series victory over Ireland when they face the same opposition in three one-day matches from tomorrow.
South Africa recorded comprehensive victories in the first two T20s before the final one rained out.
Tomorrow’s match in East London will be the Proteas’ first in the format since losing to India in last month’s World Cup final.
Wolvaardt expects Ireland to bounce back hard and says they have to be at their best.

The Lagos Street Art Festival 2025 is set to transform city streets into an open-air gallery under the theme “Legendary Lagos: City of Dreams.”
Local artists will display murals and installations to connect communities and showcase public art.
The event invites residents to experience creativity in everyday spaces.
Co-Organiser Osa Okunkpolor say the festival will also improve accessibility and inclusion across the city.
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