News Bulletin of 22 September 2026, 11am

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Young Cape driver selected for F4
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Fifteen-year-old Cape Town driver William Marshall has been selected for an international Formula 4 shootout in Spain.
He is one of six young drivers competing from 10 to 14 October for a fully funded season with MP Motorsport.
Marshall has already won the South African Junior Max National Championship and the Junior African Open Championship.
He will now compete in identical Formula 4 cars as he works towards a move from karting into single-seater racing.
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TUT artists win national art awards
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Two Tshwane University of Technology artists have received merit awards at the 2026 Sasol New Signatures Visual Arts Competition.
Inga Lokwe and Wisani Manyisi each received R10,000 for their artworks at the awards in Pretoria.
Lokwe’s glass artwork explores Xhosa culture and women’s roles, while Manyisi’s painting reflects on his family’s experience of war and displacement in Mozambique.
Another TUT master’s student and four alumni were also selected as finalists in the competition.
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Advanced cancer treatment now closer home
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Cancer patients in central South Africa can now access advanced radiotherapy closer to home.
Life Rosepark Hospital in Bloemfontein is the first private hospital in the region to offer deep inspiration breath hold treatment, which helps protect the heart and lungs during breast cancer treatment.
The hospital has also treated its first prostate cancer patient.
Radiation Unit Manager, Ewette Menge:
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 16.24 to the US Dollar, 0.00 to the British Pound, and 0.00 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 4,361.23 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at Error per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 85,411.00.
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Migration committee reports progress on plan
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The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration says it has made progress in implementing government’s five-point plan on migration management.
The committee says more than 350-thousand inspections have been carried out, with 354 people arrested in migration-related cases.
More than 4-thousand undocumented foreign nationals were also intercepted trying to enter South Africa outside official ports between April and July.
The committee says border controls are being strengthened and immigration systems are being modernised.
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