News Bulletin of 28 September 2025, 12pm

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World Tourism Day celebrated in Joburg
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Yesterday, marked World Tourism Day, and South Africa celebrated with government leaders, industry players, and communities gathering in Johannesburg.
Minister of Tourism Patricia De Lille highlighted the sector's resilience and potential to drive economic growth and job creation.
The event showcased South Africa's unique offerings on the global travel map, emphasizing the importance of tourism in boosting the country's economy.
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Joburg Ballet's spring season of dance kicks off this October
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The Joburg Ballet's Spring Season of Dance is coming to the Mandela Theatre at the Joburg Theatre from next week Friday.
This season is a tribute to the artists and visionaries shaping the future of ballet in South Africa and beyond, under the artistic direction of Dane Hurst.
The season will kick off with the prestigious SANDT Spring Gala on October 3, featuring renowned Royal Ballet guest artists.
The gala will showcase iconic works by legendary choreographers, as well as celebrated South African choreographers.
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Cape Town hosts 2025 WomenIN Festival
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Cape Town will host a large gathering of women in November for the highly anticipated 2025 WomenIN Festival.
The festival which will be held at the Newlands Cricket Ground, features over 60 speakers, self-defence workshops and wellness spaces aimed at breaking barriers and building support for women from all walks of life.
The two-day event focuses on empowerment and healing.
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Talented music teacher Monde Msutwana recognized for contribution on Grammy-winning album
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Talented music teacher, Monde Msutwana, has been recognised as a contributing composer on a Grammy-winning album.
The recognition places Msutwana among the ranks of internationally acclaimed musicians and composers.
His credits include work with some of South Africa’s most celebrated artists, such as Hugh Masekela, Vusi Mahlasela, Lira, and Judith Sephuma.
He says being recognised as a contributing composer on a Grammy-winning album means that the work he has been putting in throughout the years has paid off.
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