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Two young Fourways gymnasts represent SA at Region 5 Gymnastics Competition in Namibia
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Two young Fourways athletes from the Junxion Gymnastics have made South Africa proud with outstanding performances at the Region 5 Gymnastics Competition in Namibia.
Kiara Sutherland and Aryanna Singh competed as part of the national Pre-Junior Team, which finished first overall.
Aryanna Singh won gold on vault and silver on bars, and Kiara Sutherland claimed silver on vault, silver on beam and silver overall.
Michelle Johnson of Junxion Gymnastics praised the athletes' dedication and resilience.
Kiara Sutherland and Aryanna Singh competed as part of the national Pre-Junior Team, which finished first overall.
Aryanna Singh won gold on vault and silver on bars, and Kiara Sutherland claimed silver on vault, silver on beam and silver overall.
Michelle Johnson of Junxion Gymnastics praised the athletes' dedication and resilience.
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Mogorosi Foundation hosts its annual Christmas party
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The Mogorosi Foundation hosted its annual Christmas party at Joseph Gerald Old Age Home in Alexandra, last week Tuesday, bringing joy to residents, particularly those without visiting family.
More than gifts and groceries, the foundation’s presence created moments of happiness and a sense of belonging.
Home manager Thandiwe Makhubela said the visits help reduce stress and support residents’ well-being.
Lebogang Mogorosi added that the foundation gives because they feel fortunate and want to make a difference, noting that Christmas is a season for family, giving, and celebration.
More than gifts and groceries, the foundation’s presence created moments of happiness and a sense of belonging.
Home manager Thandiwe Makhubela said the visits help reduce stress and support residents’ well-being.
Lebogang Mogorosi added that the foundation gives because they feel fortunate and want to make a difference, noting that Christmas is a season for family, giving, and celebration.
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German engineer 1st wheelchair user to travel into space
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German engineer Michaela Benthaus has become the first wheelchair user to travel into space.
Benthaus flew on a 10-minute Blue Origin suborbital mission launched from Texas this past weekend.
The capsule crossed the Kármán line, the recognised boundary of space.
Benthaus, who sustained a spinal cord injury seven years ago, secured the flight after contacting a retired space engineer who helped organise the mission.
Benthaus flew on a 10-minute Blue Origin suborbital mission launched from Texas this past weekend.
The capsule crossed the Kármán line, the recognised boundary of space.
Benthaus, who sustained a spinal cord injury seven years ago, secured the flight after contacting a retired space engineer who helped organise the mission.
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The Rand is trading at 16.67 to the US Dollar, 0.00 to the British Pound, and 0.00 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 4,482.94 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at Error per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 86,983.00.
The Rand is trading at 16.67 to the US Dollar, 0.00 to the British Pound, and 0.00 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 4,482.94 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at Error per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 86,983.00.
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