News Bulletin of 28 October 2026, 4pm

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Diepkloof Professionals Inspire Grade Seven Learners
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Khomanani Primary School in Diepkloof hosted a Career Day Expo, bringing local professionals and former learners to inspire Grade Seven pupils to explore future career opportunities.
Learners researched and presented careers ranging from medicine and aviation to fashion design, information technology and the arts.
Among the guest speakers were fashion designer Nom-T Dladla, artist Alex Maswanganyi and filmmaker Luzuko Yafele, who shared their professional journeys and encouraged learners to develop their talents.
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Fisantekraal Conservation Volunteers Win National Award
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The Mosselbank River Conservation Team from Fisantekraal in the Western Cape has won a national award for environmental education and skills development.
The 35-member volunteer group protects local wetlands through indigenous planting, removing invasive plants and monitoring biodiversity.
It has also launched a youth programme that will train five young people each year for three years in conservation and river management.
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Gauteng Dominates At BMX National Championships
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Gauteng emerged as the strongest-performing province at the South African BMX Championships in Pietermaritzburg, winning nine of the 19 national titles and retaining the inter-provincial cup for the second time this year.
The provincial team of 61 riders also secured 27 championship podium finishes and won 22 classes across two SA Cup rounds.
Four riders, Connor Froomberg, Reagan Mellon, Thubakgale Thubakgale and Gareth Kashula, won all three races they entered.
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Financial Indicators
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 16.66 to the US Dollar, 22.13 to the British Pound, and 18.54 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 4,051.16 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at Error per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 80,428.00.
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Texas School Janitor Honoured After 39 Years Of Service
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A Texas school custodian has been honoured with an elementary school named after her, following 39 years of service to the Aubrey Independent School District.
Marilyn Hampton was moved to tears when officials surprised her with the announcement during a school board meeting.
Beyond keeping school buildings clean, she bought school supplies for learners and helped struggling students prepare for tests.
The Marilyn Hampton Elementary School is expected to open in August 2027.
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