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Over 850 People Helped at Doxa Deo’s Street Store in Pretoria North
Story 1
More than 850 people in Pretoria North received clothes, food, and blankets during the annual street store drive by Doxa Deo Wonderboom church on May 31.
The church distributed over 12 tons of clothing, 350 litres of soup, 250 loaves of bread, and more during the outreach.
Each person was able to choose about 15 items for themselves, giving dignity and hope this winter.
Children enjoyed face painting and sweets, while volunteers prayed for those in need.
Beneficiaries like Lisa Weitz expressed deep gratitude for the support her family received.
Lead pastor Reinhardt Smit said the event was a success and that the church plans more outreach projects to uplift the community.
The church distributed over 12 tons of clothing, 350 litres of soup, 250 loaves of bread, and more during the outreach.
Each person was able to choose about 15 items for themselves, giving dignity and hope this winter.
Children enjoyed face painting and sweets, while volunteers prayed for those in need.
Beneficiaries like Lisa Weitz expressed deep gratitude for the support her family received.
Lead pastor Reinhardt Smit said the event was a success and that the church plans more outreach projects to uplift the community.
Story 1 category
Headline 2
Fuel Price Has brought Relief to Motorists
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Petrol and diesel prices have dropped by up to 16% over the past year, offering real relief to Gauteng motorists and businesses.
Unleaded 95 now costs R4.09 less per litre inland than it did in May last year, while diesel is down by over R3 per litre.
The savings are helping not just drivers, but also those moving goods and working in agriculture and transport.
According to the latest unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund, petrol prices could fall by around 20 cents per litre, and diesel by 50 cents per litre in June.
Lower oil prices and a steady rand are driving the decline, easing pressure on fuel and food costs alike.
Unleaded 95 now costs R4.09 less per litre inland than it did in May last year, while diesel is down by over R3 per litre.
The savings are helping not just drivers, but also those moving goods and working in agriculture and transport.
According to the latest unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund, petrol prices could fall by around 20 cents per litre, and diesel by 50 cents per litre in June.
Lower oil prices and a steady rand are driving the decline, easing pressure on fuel and food costs alike.
Story 2 category
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Ekurhuleni Metro Police Officer Becomes Department’s First Doctorate Holder
Story 3
Jemina Modise, a traffic officer with the Ekurhuleni Metro Police Department, has made history as the first in her unit to earn a Doctorate in Business Management.
Her journey was inspired by her mother, who bravely returned to school after being retrenched, showing Jemina the power of perseverance and education.
Modise’s research focused on leadership and gender equity in law enforcement, aiming to improve opportunities for women in senior roles.
Balancing work, family and studies wasn’t easy, but she stayed determined, studying early mornings and late nights.
Her achievement sends a powerful message that academic success and leadership are possible for anyone, regardless of background.
Her journey was inspired by her mother, who bravely returned to school after being retrenched, showing Jemina the power of perseverance and education.
Modise’s research focused on leadership and gender equity in law enforcement, aiming to improve opportunities for women in senior roles.
Balancing work, family and studies wasn’t easy, but she stayed determined, studying early mornings and late nights.
Her achievement sends a powerful message that academic success and leadership are possible for anyone, regardless of background.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:
The Rand is trading at 17.92 to the US Dollar, 24.21 to the British Pound, and 20.39 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,340.10 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 64.63 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 105,328.00.
The Rand is trading at 17.92 to the US Dollar, 24.21 to the British Pound, and 20.39 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,340.10 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 64.63 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 105,328.00.
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