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Tshwane Plants Trees in Mamelodi as Part of G20 Legacy and Mandela Day
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The City of Tshwane began a tree-planting drive in Mamelodi township on Monday to mark its G20 legacy project and Mandela Day.
Mayor Nasiphi Moya said the initiative aims to make residents feel part of the international event while greening township parks.
Municipal workers, community members and leaders planted 28 trees at Mandela Park and a local preschool.
Tshwane plans to plant 300,000 trees by December and urges residents to collect trees from the municipality.
The project also tackles hunger with Backyard Farmers, encouraging food gardening on available land.
Moya highlighted the need to educate communities on protecting trees and fighting climate change.
This effort reflects Tshwane’s commitment to a greener, healthier future for all its residents.
Mayor Nasiphi Moya said the initiative aims to make residents feel part of the international event while greening township parks.
Municipal workers, community members and leaders planted 28 trees at Mandela Park and a local preschool.
Tshwane plans to plant 300,000 trees by December and urges residents to collect trees from the municipality.
The project also tackles hunger with Backyard Farmers, encouraging food gardening on available land.
Moya highlighted the need to educate communities on protecting trees and fighting climate change.
This effort reflects Tshwane’s commitment to a greener, healthier future for all its residents.
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Hoedspruit Community Clean-Up Breaks Records and Supports Koru Camp
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The Hoedspruit community has outdone itself at this year’s Mandela Day clean-up, collecting an impressive 233 bags of litter, nearly three times last year’s total.
Local business My Africa pledged R100 for every bag collected, resulting in a generous R23,300 donation to Koru Camp, a special place offering nature-based healing and learning for children facing challenges.
The event brought together families, businesses, NGOs and nature lovers, all united by a shared passion for their town and environment.
Koru Camp CEO Corné Havenga expressed deep gratitude, highlighting how the community’s efforts and donation will help keep vital programmes running.
This clean-up was more than just picking up trash. It was a powerful celebration of community spirit, conservation and hope for the future.
Local business My Africa pledged R100 for every bag collected, resulting in a generous R23,300 donation to Koru Camp, a special place offering nature-based healing and learning for children facing challenges.
The event brought together families, businesses, NGOs and nature lovers, all united by a shared passion for their town and environment.
Koru Camp CEO Corné Havenga expressed deep gratitude, highlighting how the community’s efforts and donation will help keep vital programmes running.
This clean-up was more than just picking up trash. It was a powerful celebration of community spirit, conservation and hope for the future.
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ACCES 2025 to Empower Africa’s Music Industry in Tshwane
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The Music In Africa Conference for Collaborations, Exchange and Showcases (ACCES) is set to take place in Tshwane from 30 October to 1 November 2025.
Thando Nyameni, Managing Director of the KwaZulu-Natal United Music Industry Association (KUMISA), highlights ACCES as a vital platform for building strong connections, celebrating African music, and offering vital insights on funding and rights management.
The conference also facilitates important conversations about fair pay and music policy reform across the continent.
Nyameni praises ACCES for its vibrant energy and uniquely African focus, making it essential for music professionals.
With a dynamic programme of panels, showcases, and networking, ACCES 2025 promises to unite and strengthen Africa’s music community.
Thando Nyameni, Managing Director of the KwaZulu-Natal United Music Industry Association (KUMISA), highlights ACCES as a vital platform for building strong connections, celebrating African music, and offering vital insights on funding and rights management.
The conference also facilitates important conversations about fair pay and music policy reform across the continent.
Nyameni praises ACCES for its vibrant energy and uniquely African focus, making it essential for music professionals.
With a dynamic programme of panels, showcases, and networking, ACCES 2025 promises to unite and strengthen Africa’s music community.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:
The Rand is trading at 17.55 to the US Dollar, 23.65 to the British Pound, 20.52 and to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,418.91 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 69.21 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 118,291.00.
The Rand is trading at 17.55 to the US Dollar, 23.65 to the British Pound, 20.52 and to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,418.91 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 69.21 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 118,291.00.
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