News Bulletin of 12 June 2025, 2pm

Humairaa Moola, a Sandton-based accountant and founder of HM Accounting, is emerging as a key figure in shaping a new era of purpose-driven leadership in the accounting sector.
As Africa’s financial landscape shifts towards innovation and inclusivity, Moola’s firm is gaining recognition for its forward-thinking, client-focused model.
HM Accounting was established to bridge the gap between traditional practices and digital solutions, empowering & supporting small, micro, and medium-sized enterprises across South Africa.
Her work highlights the growing role of ethical, community-focused professionals in driving sustainable economic growth.

Jenna Tresling, a learner at St Mary’s School in Waverly, has been selected to represent South Africa at the Panama World Schools’ Debating Championships, a prestigious international competition.
The South African Debating Board announced her selection after a demanding national process involving multiple trials and in-depth assessments.
Tresling, who spent four years honing her skills, described the honour as the result of consistent hard work, late nights of research, and a deep passion for debate.
Her achievement not only reflects personal dedication but also showcases the strength of South Africa’s emerging talent on the global stage.

Deputy Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Peace Mabe, has congratulated South African amapiano duo TXC on their historic win at the 2025 BET Awards in Los Angeles.
The BET award-winning Duo were named Best New International Act.
This marks the first time a South African DJ duo has received the prestigious award, highlighting the global rise of amapiano music.
Speaking from Pretoria, Deputy Minister Mabe called the win a moment of national pride and a milestone for South Africa’s creative youth.
Mabe praised TXC for their dedication and role in showcasing South African talent on the world stage.