News Bulletin of 27 January 2026, 11am

Shoppers at Fourways Crossing have donated 54 teddy bears to children in Tembisa during the mall’s December Donate a Teddy Bear campaign.
The Starfish Greathearts Foundation delivered the gifts, bringing comfort and a sense of care among children who need it most.
The campaign shows the power of community partnerships.
The Foundation's Partnerships and engagement officer, Skosana Mpiliso, says this year they plans to expand health and wellness services, continue capacity-building, and empower communities toward sustainability.

A new national squash series will let South Africa’s top players compete, earn world ranking points, and grow their careers without leaving the country.
The 2026 series will feature 11 PSA Open tournaments staged throughout the year, giving athletes opportunities to challenge themselves and improve their international standings.
Dates will be finalised in consultation with Squash SA to align with the national calendar, ensuring smooth scheduling for players.
Director of the ASSORE Series, Craig van Der Wath says the series will strengthen professional squash in the country, create pathways for emerging talent, and showcase local athletes on a bigger stage.
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Africa's largest electronic music festival, ULTRA South Africa, has revealed the full lineup for its 11th edition, returning to Johannesburg and Cape Town in April.
The festival will feature multiple stages, including the Main Stage with John Summit, DJ Snake and Afrojack, the RESISTANCE Stage with Dennis Ferrer and Shimza; The Groove Room.
Since launching in 2014, ULTRA South Africa has grown into a key event on the country’s music calendar, connecting global and local artists with thousands of festivalgoers.