News Bulletin of 2 August 2026, 9am

Young performers from Simunye Global Organisation recently took to the stage at Art @ the Manor, showcasing their talent through dance and creative performances.
The opportunity was made possible through support from the Fourways Main Reef Rotary Club, which partnered with the organisation.
Simunye uses art, education and mentorship to support children, particularly those from township communities, helping them develop their talents and stay engaged in positive activities.

South African motorists will soon only need to renew their driving licences every 10 years instead of every five.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy says Cabinet has approved extending the validity of Code A, A1, B and EB driving licences to reduce pressure on licensing centres, improve service delivery and help tackle corruption in the renewal process.
The new validity period will come into effect once the necessary amendments to the National Road Traffic Regulations have been finalised.
She says government has heard the concerns raised by members of the public about the current system.

Two young learners from Curro Krugersdorp Primary School have brought home international recognition after winning bronze medals at a global mathematics competition in Japan.
Grade Two learner Tshifhiwa Nengwekhulu and his Grade R brother Unarine competed against young mathematicians from around the world at the World Anzan Classic in Ishikawa.
The brothers showcased their mental arithmetic skills and finished among the top performers in the competition.