News Bulletin of 14 March 2026, 10am

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Kyalami to host 9th annual Festival of Motoring
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The ninth edition of the Festival of Motoring will return to the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit from the 28th of August.

The annual event has positioned itself as a platform where consumers can interact directly with new vehicles through track and off-road driving experiences.

Organisers say more than 20 automotive brands are expected to participate, with more than 10,000 complimentary track drives planned on the Kyalami circuit.
Visitors will be able to test the latest models under supervision on the main circuit, as well as on a dedicated self-handling track featuring more than 40 vehicles.
Hospitality options will include family-focused viewing areas and a premium suite reserved for guests aged 16 and older.
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Maungo Exhibition marks 35 years of nurturing creative talent
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The maungo group exhibition is celebrating 35 years
Of showcasing diverse collective artists.

For over three decades the residency has nurtured South Africa's most talented artists providing a platform for growth and expression.

The exhibition highlights the intersectional, experimental, and, rich artistic, history of the Bag Factory, celebrating its, role in supporting, local artists.
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UCT student develops innovative sustainable housing solution
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A University of Cape Town student has developed an innovative housing solution aimed at addressing South Africa’s housing shortage while promoting environmental sustainability.

Matimba Mabonda and his team constructed a three-bedroom home in Ennerdale which was built using soil and waste materials. The house, which includes a kitchen, bathroom, living area and garage, was completed in less than a month.

Mabonda believes the approach could transform low-cost and affordable housing by reducing reliance on conventional, carbon-intensive construction materials.
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International Leading Women Summit celebrates global female leadership
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The International Leading Women Summit, founded by South African leadership advocate Patience Mlengana, brought together influential women leaders, policymakers and change-makers from around the world, to celebrate leadership, innovation and the growing influence of women in shaping the future.

The summit which was hosted at the Inanda Polo Club in Johannesburg served as a powerful platform for dialogue, inspiration and collaboration, highlighting the vital role women play in shaping the global economy and society.

The event encouraged participants to share ideas, build partnerships and champion gender equality while empowering the next generation of female leaders to drive meaningful change in their communities.

Founder Dr. Mlengana says the platform was created to establish a global network where women can collaborate, share knowledge and support each another in advancing economic, social and leadership transformation.
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