News Bulletin of 28 May 2026, 2pm

The South African Guide Dogs Association for the Blind recently visited Fourways High School and Bryanston High School in Johannesburg, giving learners the chance to interact with assistance dogs and learn more about the role they play in supporting people living with disabilities.
The visits focused on creating greater awareness around inclusion, empathy and accessibility, while showing learners how specially trained dogs help improve independence and daily life for many people.
School officials say the interaction helped make the learning experience more meaningful and relatable for learners.

Many homeless and vulnerable people are benefiting from this year’s Street Store initiative taking place in Bloemfontein.
The outreach programme, now in its eleventh year, is being hosted at three sites in Hamilton, Lourierpark and Heidedal, where beneficiaries receive clothing, meals and other essential items.
The Street Store is a pop up, donation driven initiative where clothing is displayed like a retail store, allowing people in need to freely choose items with dignity.
It relies on volunteers and community donations to provide clothing and support services during the event.

President Cyril Ramaphosa hosted the official FIFA World Cup 2026 send off dinner for Bafana Bafana at the Sefako M Makgatho Presidential Guesthouse in Pretoria. The event marked a formal farewell as the national team prepares to depart for the tournament in Mexico, the United States and Canada.
South Africa returns to the World Cup stage for the first time since 2010 after qualifying with a 3 nil win over Rwanda in Nelspruit last year, topping their group in a strong campaign.
The event also included the announcement of the final 26 man squad as the country rallies behind the team ahead of the global showpiece.
Chairman of SAFA Danny Jordaan says the moment reflects unity and national pride as South Africans back the team on the world stage .