News Bulletin of 27 September 2025, 7am

The Melville Mzansi Art Expo will take place in Johannesburg on Saturday.
Organisers say the expo will not only provide a platform for established and emerging artists to display their work, but also serve as a space for dialogue, education, and cultural exchange.
The exhibition will feature a diverse range of works that blend traditional South African narratives with fresh perspectives on contemporary African art.
Founder and CEO of The Hippopcom, Vusi Siwela spoke to the SABC:
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Sunday is the last day for the public to make use of the South African National Parks Week which has been running from 22nd September 2025.
This gives South Africans free access to explore the country’s natural treasures.
It aims to encourage citizens to experience and appreciate their natural heritage.
SANParks says the week is designed to broaden access for communities who may not otherwise have the means to visit the parks and to inspire pride in South Africa’s rich

The Western Cape Education Department has urged the public to prioritise matric candidates in the lead-up to the final exam period.
The 2025 National Senior Certificate exams are set to begin on the 21st of October.
Western Cape Education MEC David Maynier says matric teachers, tutors and officials have been working tirelessly to prepare the learners for the final stretch of their school journey.