News Bulletin of 14 May 2025, 5pm

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Everyday Kindness Brings Hope to Roodepoort Community
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Hoërskool Roodepoort head boy, Sanay Ramsammy, has recently launched 'Everyday Kindness', a charity foundation dedicated to uplifting those in need.
Inspired by his experience leading the school’s Amore project, Sanay aims to tackle hunger, support orphanages and animal shelters, and promote education and dignity through community-driven initiatives.
Despite being newly established, the foundation has already made an impact with projects such as its Human Rights Day outreach.
With plans for a major Mandela Day initiative, Everyday Kindness seeks volunteers and donations books, blankets, clothing, and shoes to expand its mission and spread kindness further.
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Career Day Inspires Future Innovators at Pinetown STEM Academy
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Learners at the Lembede Mathematics, Science and Technology Academy in Pinetown were inspired to dream big on Tuesday, May 13, as Minister Blade Nzimande and KZN Education MEC Sipho Hlomuka led a vibrant career day focused on science, technology, and innovation.
The event connected students with professionals from cutting-edge industries like IT, healthcare, and renewable energy.
It also featured interactive exhibitions and practical guidance aimed at steering learners toward high-demand STEM careers. Hlomuka praised the academy for honouring Anton Lembede’s legacy, saying education remains key to breaking cycles of poverty and building a future-ready generation.

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Olievenhoutbosch Among Key Areas to Benefit from Tshwane’s Road Resurfacing Programme
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Olievenhoutbosch is among the high-priority areas in Tshwane that will benefit from the city’s newly launched Road Resurfacing Programme for 2024/25.
Announced by MMC for Roads and Transport Tlangi Mogale, the initiative is part of a broader effort to improve road integrity and safety across the metro.
The programme, which began in May, focuses on high-degradation areas such as Olievenhoutbosch, Soshanguve, and Mamelodi, with expected completion by June.
Mogale emphasized that timely resurfacing will extend road lifespans and enhance mobility.
Local resident Noluthando Mbengo expressed optimism, hoping the upgrades will ease the daily struggle caused by deteriorating roads.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 18.25 to the US Dollar, 24.25 to the British Pound, and 20.45 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 3,182.71 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 65.58 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 103,287.00.
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