News Bulletin of 23 March 2026, 3pm

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has launched a state of the art food storage facility in Centurion, aimed at improving how food is stored and distributed across the province.
The facility is expected to support non profit organisations and streamline the delivery of food supplies to communities, ensuring quicker and more efficient access.
The development is part of broader efforts to enhance coordination and strengthen food supply systems in Gauteng.
Mbali Mashini, one of the employees hired as part of this programme, says the project has been helpful.

Baby Line will be visiting Victoria Mxenge Hospital in Durban on 24 March to support new mothers with care bags and emotional encouragement during the early days of motherhood.
The organisation, which offers counselling and support to vulnerable mothers, will provide essentials such as baby clothing, toiletries and hygiene products to ease the transition after birth.
Volunteers will also spend time in the maternity ward offering conversation, comfort and reassurance to mothers as they bond with their newborns.
The initiative aims to support women who may be facing financial or emotional challenges during a vulnerable time.

MaXhosa Africa has presented its Autumn Winter 2026 collection, SIYI’KULTURE, in Johannesburg at the MXS Kulture Festival following its viral showcase at Paris Fashion Week.
The collection celebrates South African culture through modern design, bold silhouettes and heritage inspired textures.
Held at Toadbury Hall Country Hotel, the festival brought together fashion, music and food, with performances from some of South Africa’s leading artists including DJ Maphorisa, Kabza De Small and Makhadzi.
The collection explores how South African culture can be expressed through contemporary global fashion.