News Bulletin of 22 December 2025, 3pm

The past year was one of compassion and impact for non-profit organisation People4Purpose. The organisation operates in the Windsor area and priotitzes early childhood development. Registered nursery schools received food, support and improved playground facilities. One of the highlights of the organisation’s work was its Mandela Day initiative, during which six nursery schools received targeted support. These efforts brought renewed hope to educators and families within the community.

The Saxby Twins have capped off a breakout year with the release of their latest single, You’ll Find The Light, a high-energy and heartfelt track that delivers a message of resilience and hope.The song encourages listeners to keep moving forward, trust their journey, and believe in their inner strength. The track reflects the quiet resilience that helps people push on when giving up feels easier. Written in their apartment and completed with producer Jacques Du Plessis at High Seas Studio, the single reflects the brothers’ journey as independent artists, capturing the grind, faith, and belief that their story is far from over.

South Africa’s young scientists have earned top honours at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad in Bali, Indonesia. Eskom Expo Executive Director Parthy Chetty commended the four researchers for their outstanding achievements. Albertus van Niekerk secured a gold medal and a prestigious grand award for his study on using lavender oil as an eco-friendly fungicide for citrus farming. Ismaail Hassen also took gold for developing a wearable navigation device for visually impaired people. Silver medals were awarded to Milla Vorster for her work in 3D bioprinting and to Dzunisa Chauke for a project focused on detecting artificial intelligence-generated audio.