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Gautrain Adds Buses for Rugby Fans
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Gautrain is making bus services available to help rugby fans get to FNB Stadium with ease for Saturday’s highly anticipated clash between the Springboks and the All Blacks.
Fans can take the Gautrain to Park Station, where buses will transport them to the stadium. Complimentary buses will operate from midday until 5pm.
After the match, buses will take fans from FNB Stadium back to Park Station, with the last bus leaving the stadium at 8:30pm.
Meanwhile, Johannesburg Metro Police Department spokesperson Xolani Fihla has warned motorists of road closures and traffic diversions around the stadium:
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Fans can take the Gautrain to Park Station, where buses will transport them to the stadium. Complimentary buses will operate from midday until 5pm.
After the match, buses will take fans from FNB Stadium back to Park Station, with the last bus leaving the stadium at 8:30pm.
Meanwhile, Johannesburg Metro Police Department spokesperson Xolani Fihla has warned motorists of road closures and traffic diversions around the stadium:
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Community Raises Funds for Children’s Therapy
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Colour My World South Africa has raised funds for water therapy programmes for children with special needs.
The charity hosted a High Tea last month, bringing together community members, table hosts and local businesses.
CMWSA provides water therapy, swimming lessons, educational resources and inclusion activities, in partnership with Friends & FUNctional Therapy.
The fundraiser also raised awareness of the need for therapy and support services for children with disabilities.
The charity hosted a High Tea last month, bringing together community members, table hosts and local businesses.
CMWSA provides water therapy, swimming lessons, educational resources and inclusion activities, in partnership with Friends & FUNctional Therapy.
The fundraiser also raised awareness of the need for therapy and support services for children with disabilities.
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Oceana Partnerships Provide 4.4 Million Meals
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Fishing company Oceana says partnerships with Rise Against Hunger Africa and the Peninsula School Feeding Association have provided about 4.4 million meals to children.
The 14-year partnership with Rise Against Hunger Africa has seen Oceana employees pack more than one million meals for early childhood development centres in South Africa, Namibia and the United States.
Oceana’s 27-year partnership with the Peninsula School Feeding Association provides meals each year to 750 children at four West Coast primary schools, with about 3.5 million meals served since the programme began.
The company has also installed kitchens, supplied equipment and trained community volunteers to support the feeding programmes.
The 14-year partnership with Rise Against Hunger Africa has seen Oceana employees pack more than one million meals for early childhood development centres in South Africa, Namibia and the United States.
Oceana’s 27-year partnership with the Peninsula School Feeding Association provides meals each year to 750 children at four West Coast primary schools, with about 3.5 million meals served since the programme began.
The company has also installed kitchens, supplied equipment and trained community volunteers to support the feeding programmes.
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