News Bulletin of 28 September 2025, 1pm

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SA companies to showcase their products at Anuga International Trade Fair
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30-South African agro-processing companies from 6-provinces are set to showcase their products at the Anuga International Trade Fair in Cologne, Germany, from October 4 to 8, 2025.
This event is the world's biggest food and beverage fair, drawing in buyers and sellers from across the globe.
The theme for this year's fair is "Sustainable Growth," emphasizing the need for balance between economic prosperity and environmental protection.
With over 8,000 exhibitors from 110 countries expected to participate, the event promises to be a hub for international trade and collaboration.
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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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The Mother City's 24-hour community cycle challenge raises R930 000
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Cape Town’s biggest 24-hour community cycle challenge has raised over 930-thousand-rand for the VUSA Rugby and Learning Academy in Langa.
The academy’s mission, which caters to children aged four to thirteen, includes academic support, early learning development, rugby coaching and psycho-social care.
The academy’s Nicky Matthews says over five years, the event has raised more than three-million-rand:
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