News Bulletin of 2 February 2026, 4pm

Cresta Shopping Centre has donated school supplies and clothing to the Windsor Community Support Service, which will distribute them to local schools and early childhood centres.
Items included school uniforms, shoes, backpacks, and stationery, collected from shoppers as part of the centre’s initiative to support the community. The donations will benefit Tshepo Lesedi aftercare, Robin Hills Primary School, and local ECD centres.
WCSS thanked Cresta for helping ease the financial burden on families and ensuring children have the tools they need to start the school year confidently.

South African singer Tyla has won her second Grammy Award, taking home Best African Music Performance at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles for her hit “Push 2 Start.”
At just 24 years old, Tyla becomes the first artist to win this category twice since it was introduced in 2024, having previously won for “Water.”
She beat strong competition from nominees including Burna Boy, Davido with Omah Lay, and Ayra Starr with Wizkid.
Although she wasn’t onstage to accept the trophy at the Premiere ceremony, the Johannesburg-born singer has solidified her status as one of Africa’s biggest global musical exports.

A single mother in Roodepoort caring for her nine-year-old son with cerebral palsy has received practical support to help with his daily care.
Ayanda works night shifts while being her son Lesedi’s primary caregiver. Lesedi needs help with mobility and daily activities and has undergone multiple surgeries.
Through a friend’s referral, the organisation Hot Cares provided a fitted wheelchair, a hoist for safe transfers, and a three-month supply of nutritional and nappy support.