News Bulletin of 26 April 2026, 7am

Lay's has launched limited-edition FIFA World Cup 2026-inspired flavours in Sandton, celebrating the host nations—the United States, Mexico, and Canada.Unveiled at the Adidas Store last week, the new range includes Nashville Hot Chicken, Mango Chilli Salsa, and Grilled Buttered Lobster,each reflecting a country's unique taste.The event featured football stars like Lucas Radebe, Teko Modise, Josta Dladla, and Sibusiso Vilakazi, along with digital creators, bringing together sport, culture, and flavour in one immersive experience.

Samsung and the Department of Basic Education have announced the Top 20 schools in the 2026 *Solve for Tomorrow* competition, held at the Knightsbridge Conference Centre in Bryanston. The STEM programme challenges learners to use science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to solve real-world problems. Support comes from partners including the State Information Technology Agency.This year saw over 143 submissions from public schools nationwide, up from 47 last year, reflecting growing participation and commitment from learners and educators.

Survé Philanthropies has partnered with the I AM WATER Foundation to expand ocean education and youth empowerment programmes for young people in under-resourced coastal communities. The initiative promotes environmental awareness through direct engagement with marine and freshwater ecosystems.The expanded programmes include Ocean Guardians and River Guardians workshops, school outreach talks, and guided snorkelling experiences aimed at inspiring future environmental leaders through hands-on learning.