News Bulletin of 16 July 2025, 9am

To celebrate Mandela Day, South Africans are invited to join a national act of kindness by turning surplus food into nourishment for those in need.
Chefs with Compassion's #67-thousand-litres campaign is back for its sixth year aiming to cook 100-thousand litres of soup to feed 400-thousand people.
The initiative encourages everyone to get involved, whether by cooking, donating, or spreading the word.
Since 2020, the campaign has cooked over 450,000 litres of soup serving more than 1.8 million cups to hungry South Africans.
The goal is to not only feed people on Mandela Day but also raise funds to sustain Chefs with Compassion's work throughout the year.

Founder of Kusini Water Murendeni Mafumo is inviting companies and volunteers to help bring clean, drinking water to South African schools.
Kusini uses a simple filtration system to turn unsafe water into healthy water for students.
Since 2016, they have installed systems at 260 sites, including 60 schools, boosting health, attendance, and nutrition.
Supported by partners like the Coca-Cola Foundation and Nedbank, Kusini is expanding to reach more communities in need.

Kaizer Chiefs founder and chairperson, Kaizer Motaung has received an honorary doctorate in commerce from Wits University.
The university conferred the honour on Motaung in recognition of his outstanding contributions to South Africa.
This is the second honorary doctorate for Motaung after he received one from the University of Cape Town in July of 2022 for his contribution to football and social development in the country.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony Motaung expressed gratitude:
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