News Bulletin of 12 October 2025, 9am

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Authorities in Sandton sound the alarm over theft out of motor vehicles
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The Sandton Community Policing Forum has sounded the alarm over a growing number of theft out of motor vehicle incidents in the area.
Thieves are targeting parked cars, especially in shopping centers, parking lots, and fuel stations, using remote jamming devices or snatching valuables from unlocked doors.
The most affected areas include Bryanston, Sandton CBD, and several other neighborhoods.
Residents and visitors are advised to be vigilant, especially between 3 pm and 9 pm.
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TikTok #LevelUpAfrica Creator Day
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TikTok last month hosted its third Creators Education Day in Rosebank, bringing together emerging talents and the media.
The initiative, known as TikTok #LevelUpAfrica Creator Day, has become a vital platform for aspiring digital storytellers.
This year’s edition focused on helping creators track their growth, build lasting connections, and understand their role in the wider creative economy.
Workshops explored how to use monetisation tools effectively, the importance of producing high-quality content, and the responsibility of maintaining a safe and accountable platform.
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UCT launch Centre for Wellbeing and Flourishing
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The University of Cape Town has launched a Centre for Wellbeing and Flourishing to support the mental health of students and staff.
The initiative focuses on helping people succeed, feel a sense of belonging, and find meaning in their work and studies.
The centre offers workshops and group sessions designed to build resilience and promote overall wellbeing.
UCT says the goal is to create a campus environment where everyone can thrive, not just cope, marking a progressive step towards holistic mental health support in higher education.
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CAF reports profit
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The Confederation of African Football has reported a profit for the first time in several years.
The federation made a profit of 9.48-million-US-dollars in the 2023–2024 financial year.
CAF generated a revenue of 166.42millio-US-dollars, driven by increased commercial partnerships, a growing sponsor base, and stricter financial controls.
CAF President Dr Patrice Motsepe made the announcement at the 47th CAF Ordinary General Assembly earlier this week, in the DRC:
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