News Bulletin of 22 September 2026, 3pm

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Wine Sales Support Wildlife Conservation
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NH Johannesburg Sandton has launched a wine collection where a percentage of proceeds supports Saving the Wild’s conservation work.
The three wines feature the rhino, elephant and pangolin, with proceeds helping the organisation advocate for specialised wildlife courts and stronger laws protecting endangered species.
The collection is a partnership between Minor Hotels, Saving the Wild and Hoopenburg Wine Estate.
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South African Teen Wins World Powerlifting Bronze
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Nineteen year old South African athlete Chanté Mulder has won bronze at the World Powerlifting Championships in Sun City.
She finished third overall in the 69 kilogram junior category after lifting 140 kilograms in the squat, 87.5 kilograms in the bench press and 130 kilograms in the deadlift.
Mulder is also an accomplished track and field athlete, having won Eastern Province U23 titles in shot put and javelin.
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South Hills Heritage Day To Promote Health And Culture
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The Move with Mike Fitness and Wellness Foundation will use its Heritage Day celebration in South Hills to promote healthy living while celebrating local culture.
The event this Saturday will include health screenings, aerobics, cultural dances and a traditional food showcase at the Southern Suburbs Recreation Centre.
It will run from 7:30 in the morning until 1pm under the theme Celebrating Our Roots, Embracing Our Future.

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Financial Indicators headline
Financial Indicators
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 16.24 to the US Dollar, 21.70 to the British Pound, and 18.61 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 4,322.87 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 100.34 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 85,797.00.
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Students Create Wheelchair Attachment For Parents
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High school students in Maryland have designed and tested a wheelchair attachment that allows parents with mobility disabilities to safely take their babies for walks.
The WheeStroll was developed after a teacher asked students to help her husband, who uses a wheelchair, prepare for the birth of their child.
The students tested the attachment with weight tests and with the family, making adjustments based on their feedback.
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