News Bulletin of 22 April 2026, 4pm

A Johannesburg South charity will host a golf day aimed at raising funds for vulnerable children. Door of Hope Children’s Mission, based in Glenvista, has been providing care and safety for abandoned babies for more than 25 years.
The organisation currently cares for 66 children, offering housing, medical care and daily support in a stable environment. Since opening, it has assisted nearly 2 000 babies, with many reunited with their families or adopted into loving homes.
The golf day will give residents and businesses an opportunity to contribute through participation, sponsorships and donations, with all proceeds going directly towards the children’s care.

South Africa is preparing to host its first ever World Athletics Continental Tour Silver event, marking a major milestone for athletics in the country.
The meet will bring international competition to local tracks, giving South African athletes the chance to compete at a high level without travelling abroad.
Sprint star Akani Simbine has played a key role in driving the initiative, after years of competing on the global stage.
The event is expected to boost the profile of athletics locally and inspire the next generation of talent.
.Akani says South Africa deserves to be part of the world tour

Golfers, organisers and community members gathered at Soweto Golf Club to celebrate the eighth edition of the Soweto Golf Cup Pro-Am awards.
The event recognised standout performances, sportsmanship and emerging talent, as the tournament continues to grow as a platform for both amateur and professional players.
Organisers say the competition plays an important role in developing golf at grassroots level while creating opportunities for players to gain exposure in the sport.
Tournament winner Mpho Magabe described the victory as a proud moment in his journey, crediting discipline, support and focus for his success on the course.