News Bulletin of 23 September 2025, 3pm

American rapper and singer Kanye West, also known as Ye, will bring a one-day concert to Ellis Park Stadium on Saturday, December 13.
The event will be his only South African show this year and is organised by the local Monyake Group.
Organisers say the concert will combine high-profile international performance with a strong focus on spirituality and will showcase top South African talent alongside Ye.
Ticket details will be released soon, with fans urged to buy only from official sources.
The show marks one of Ye’s rare performances on the African continent and is expected to be a highlight of the local music calendar, reflecting both his global influence and the growth of South Africa’s live entertainment scene.

The Hope for the Blind Hospital outside Modimolle is bringing life-changing relief to rural communities by making cataract surgery accessible to underprivileged patients.
Working with First Light, the non-profit has already helped patients regain their independence and reconnect with loved ones.
Using a cross-subsidy model, the hospital funds operations for those who cannot afford treatment, ensuring more people benefit from the gift of sight.
With plans to expand its work, the hospital is giving hope to thousands living with preventable blindness in Limpopo.

Conservationists are celebrating the birth of a baby bonobo at Twycross Zoo in Leicestershire, the only UK zoo caring for this endangered species.
The newborn, cradled by its mother Yuli, arrived last Thursday and is the only baby bonobo in the country.
Experts say the birth is a significant milestone for global conservation efforts, as bonobos are humanity’s closest living relatives and are highly threatened in the wild by poaching and deforestation.
The zoo is part of a European conservation programme protecting around 10% of all bonobos in Europe.
Mother and baby are currently enjoying private bonding time before being introduced to the public