News Bulletin of 19 September 2025, 10am

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YEP partners with IIE Rosebank College
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Founder of Youth Empowerment Programme, Rebecca Tlabago has launched a partnership with IIE Rosebank College.
This collaboration aims to provide high school learners with skills, mentorship, and a supportive mindset to thrive in their careers.
The non-profit initiative, launched this year's programme — is a structured, hands-on platform that merges education with empowerment.
Tlabago spoke on The Social Impact Show yesterday:
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SA to get R1 trillion infrastructure boost
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Deputy President Paul Mashatile says government will invest over 1-trillion-rand in public infrastructure over next 3-years.
He addressed a Public Works and Infrastructure Minister and MECs event in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, yesterday.
Mashatile says infrastructure service delivery goes beyond merely constructing roads, bridges, or buildings; it is about laying the foundation for a prosperous and sustainable future:
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Alexandra Field Band Foundation shines at talent show
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The Alexandra Field Band Foundation's recently held talent show celebrated community and music, going beyond its fundraising purpose.
Young band members at Skeen Primary School showcased their skills, impressing the audience with their talent.
A highlight of the event came when band members invited parents to join them on stage, handing over instruments and guiding them through a joyful rhythm.
The event not only raised funds for uniforms and a training camp but also showcased the dedication and talent of the young musicians.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 17.34 to the US Dollar, 23.51 to the British Pound, and 20.44 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 3,658.25 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 67.20 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 117,057.00.
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SA's Top Dog Duo Off to World Agility Championships
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Animal Anti-Cruelty League Cape Town’s Head Vet, Dr Leandre van der Merwe, and her amazing dog Sayra will be representing Team South Africa at the Agility World Championships 2025 in Sweden.
The event which got underway on Wednesday, is one of the world's largest canine agility competitions, showcasing dogs and handlers' speed, precision, and strong bond.
Founded in 1956, the AACL has stood for compassion and care for animals.
As South Africa’s second-largest independent animal welfare organisation, they worked tirelessly to protect and uplift the lives of countless animals.
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