News Bulletin of 19 June 2025, 4pm

Florida Islamic School learners have once again made a difference through their annual Winter Warm Drive.
Led by the prefect body, this year’s effort saw over 80 winter packs donated, each filled with blankets, jackets, gloves, and food essentials.
The learners, staff, and volunteers worked hand-in-hand to support local shelters and families in Rooderpoort, turning a school project into a real act of compassion.
Principal Ibrahim Bismillah praised the students, calling the drive a true lesson in empathy and the spirit of giving.

Nigeria has officially received 119 Benin Bronze artefacts looted over a century ago, marking the largest physical return since the 1897 British raid.
The priceless items were handed back by the Netherlands, a move hailed as a powerful symbol of restored pride and dignity.
Director-General Olugbile Holloway says it’s a proud moment for Nigeria and the Benin people.
Dutch officials praised Nigeria’s relentless efforts to reclaim its heritage, with hopes for more museum collaborations ahead.

Hundreds of jubilant fans welcomed the Proteas home at OR Tambo International after their stunning World Test Championship victory over Australia at Lord’s.
Captain Temba Bavuma said the team only grasped the scale of their achievement when they saw the sea of supporters celebrating the end of a 27-year trophy drought.
Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie hailed Bavuma as the greatest Test captain in SA’s history and praised the team’s unity and pride.
Supporters continue the celebrations today at Nelson Mandela Square in Sandton