News Bulletin of 22 July 2026, 5pm

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Community Helps Save Florida Nursery From Fire
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Residents in Florida on Johannesburg's West Rand joined firefighters to help save the popular Flowers, Seeds, and Busy Bees nursery after a fire broke out on the property.
Community members quickly formed bucket chains, moved items out of danger and helped contain the blaze until firefighters arrived, limiting the damage and preventing the fire from spreading further.
The nursery owners thanked the community for their swift response, saying their support helped save much of the business.
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Team South Africa Wins 44 Medals at Dance World Cup
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South Africa's young dancers have finished sixth overall at the Dance World Cup Finals in Ireland after winning an impressive 44 medals at the world's biggest all genre dance competition.
The 18 member team competed against more than 25 000 dancers from over 60 countries, earning 15 gold, 18 silver and 11 bronze medals across solo, duo, trio and group performances.
The outstanding result once again showcases South Africa's performing arts talent on the international stage.
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New Food Garden Brings Hope to Brandvlei Community
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A new community food garden and borehole have been launched at the Rotanganedza Community Care Centre in Brandvlei near Randfontein to improve food security and provide a reliable water supply.
The project will provide fresh produce for vulnerable residents while equipping community members with agricultural skills that can create future income opportunities.
Residents who completed agricultural training also received certificates, helping prepare them to support the long term success of the initiative.
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Financial Indicators headline
Financial Indicators
Financial indicators
Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 16.47 to the US Dollar, 21.98 to the British Pound, and 18.74 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 4,156.26 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 91.01per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 65,637.00.
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Australian mum welcomes one in 15 million quadruplets
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An Australian family is celebrating the arrival of four identical baby girls after a naturally conceived pregnancy so rare that doctors estimate the chances at just one in 15 million.
Thirty four year old Jenitar Na'amoana gave birth to Emily, Harriet, Alexa and Catherine at a Brisbane hospital after the babies developed from a single fertilised egg that split into four. Doctors say all four babies are doing well in neonatal intensive care after being born prematurely.
The remarkable birth is believed to be the first naturally conceived pregnancy of its kind in Australia and one of only a handful of similar cases recorded worldwide.
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