News Bulletin of 15 September 2026, 5pm

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Village Of Hope Provides Meals To Sallies Hostel Residents
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Village of Hope brought meals and support to residents of Sallies Hostel in Brakpan as part of its ongoing community outreach programme.
Residents received a meal and sweet treats during the visit, which was supported by Siyabonga Africa, Rise Against Hunger and Pick n Pay Mall@Carnival.
The organisation also runs feeding, clothing and mentorship programmes for vulnerable children and families.
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Limpopo Heritage And Food Festival Celebrates Local Cultures
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The Limpopo Heritage and Food Festival will bring communities together through indigenous food, cultural experiences and storytelling.
The festival will take place on the 26th of September and 3 October, with masterclasses also forming part of the programme.
Founder of 1000 Limpopo Secrets, Thabiso Sekhula, says the aim is to pass on traditions and preserve the cultures in Limpopo.
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Daveyton Learners Celebrate Literacy And Culture
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One hundred and sixty six learners from nine Daveyton primary schools took part in the inaugural Phamisa Buka Literacy and Cultural Festival.
Hosted by the Phamisa Buka Foundation, the event featured spelling, read aloud and cultural performance competitions, giving learners a platform to develop their skills and creativity.
Moshoeshoe Primary learners won both the Spelling Bee and read aloud competitions, while Ntsikana Primary took first place for cultural performances.
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Financial Indicators
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 16.23 to the US Dollar, 21.90 to the British Pound, and 18.75 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 4,292.06 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 105.68 barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 75,899.00.
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Athens To Get Major New Urban Park
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Athens is transforming its former airport site into the Ellinikon Park, one of Europe’s largest new urban green spaces.
The 400 acre park will feature around 30,000 trees and three million smaller plants, with more than 520 plant species planned.
Designers say the park will use sustainable water management, smart irrigation and green spaces to create cooler, shaded areas in one of Europe’s hottest cities.
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