News Bulletin of 24 September 2025, 9am

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Parkview hosts annual Heritage Festival
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Parkview is gearing up to host its annual Heritage Festival today.
The festival programme is designed to appeal to all ages and interests, from wine tastings and book reviews to an array of children's activities.

Several local organisations, including the Parkview Residents Association, the Johannesburg Zoo, the Westcliff Residents Association and a number of local businesses, have joined forces to ensure the festival’s success.
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North-West University faculty of Health Sciences celebrated for excellence
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The North-West University's faculty of health Sciences team received top honours at the 2025 National University Teaching awards, celebrating the team's innovative teaching practices that influence education at departmental, institutional, and global levels.

The team was commended for employing innovative, student-centred practices that foster critical thinking, problem-solving, leadership, and teamwork.
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Automotive Industry reports steady growth in Electric Vehicle sales
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The automotive industry says the sales of hybrid and electric cars are growing in South Africa.
While fully electric vehicles still make up a small fraction of the total car market, their sales are steadily increasing, reflecting a gradual but steady move towards more sustainable mobility.

Industry experts report that adoption rates are increasing, indicating a growing interest among local consumers.
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Meta Unveils AI-Powered Eyewear
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Meta has introduced a new range of AI-powered eyewear, at its annual Meta Connect event, marking a continued investment in the wearables market and the future of augmented reality.
The AI glasses feature a built-in monocular display, allowing users to read messages, view videos, or access information without disrupting their view.

The new wearables are part of the company’s bid to make its AI technology a bigger part of users’ everyday lives.
The products are currently available in selected international markets.
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