News Bulletin of 22 August 2025, 9am

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Gautrain To Open DLTC at Sandton Station
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A new Driver's License Testing Centre is set to open at Gautrain Sandton station later this year.
The new "smart" DLTC will offer services like driver's license renewals and temporary licenses, utilizing technology to streamline the process.
The solar-powered, off-grid centre will also create jobs for young people.
Speaking on The Social Impact Show earlier Gautrain Communication and Marketing Senior Executive Albi Modise says one of the key responsibility the Gautrain Management Agency has been given by the provincial government is to assist with the DLTC:
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MSC Cruises Donates Food Surplus to Local Charity
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A team from the MSC Cruises recently visited South Africa to test local suppliers' products for the upcoming cruise season.
As part of their visit, they donated surplus food, including meats and dry products, to Little Eden, in Johannesburg.
The global cruise line has donated to charity for the third year, reducing food waste and supporting the community.
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Project Flamingo performed 39 life-saving breast cancer surgeries in five hospitals
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Project Flamingo performed 39 life-saving breast cancer surgeries in five hospitals across the Western and Eastern Cape.
This brought their total to over 1,800 surgeries in South Africa's public healthcare system.
The project, which utilizes volunteer doctors, aims to bridge gaps in cancer care.
Last month, they also launched the "Make Room for Her" campaign, calling for the prioritization of women's health and equitable cancer treatment.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 17.71 to the US Dollar, 23.75 to the British Pound, and 20.54 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 3,339.95 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 67.79 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 112,870.00.
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GP Practice Tests AI Transcribing Tool
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Moving over to Europe where a Jersey GP practice has become the first on the island to adopt an AI-powered system in a bid to improve patient consultations and help doctors.
The BBC reports that a doctor testing the software says it transcribes conversations between doctors and patients, allowing GPs to focus on the consultation without manual note-taking.
He says artificial intelligence would allow GPs to be more present during appointments, improve communication with patients and enhance the overall patient experience.
Heidi Health which is used in 50 countries, is also able to undertake tasks such as drafting referral letters and letters to patients based on a consultation.
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