News Bulletin of 3 September 2026, 6pm

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Kempton Park Learners Learn About Organ Donation
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Grade 11 learners at Sir Pierre van Ryneveld High School in Kempton Park have been learning about the importance of organ donation.
Arwyp Medical Centre hosted an awareness programme to educate learners about organ donation and address common misconceptions.
The programme aims to give young people a better understanding of organ donation so they can share the information and help raise awareness.
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One Legged King Walks 5,000km to Promote Unity
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Krugersdorp’s King Nipho is walking 5,000 kilometres across South Africa to promote unity, Ubuntu and greater support for people living with disabilities.
The 37 year old amputee began his journey in May and has already walked more than 2,000 kilometres from Pretoria to Cape Town, with Durban as his final destination.
Along the way, communities have opened their homes to him, while organisations have also rallied behind his cause, providing food and other support for the journey.
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Pirates supporters donate 4 000 school shoes to Vaal learners
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The Greater Sebokeng Orlando Pirates Supporters Branch has donated 4 000 school shoes to learners at Siviwe Primary School in Sebokeng.
The initiative aims to support learners who attend school in worn or damaged shoes, which can affect their confidence in the classroom.
The branch says the donation was warmly received by learners, teachers and the school principal.
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Financial Indicators
Financial indicators
Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 16.02 to the US Dollar, 21.63 to the British Pound, and 18.60 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 4,473.55 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 95.63 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 80,728.00.
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Blynda Vidock Celebrates 105th Birthday With Five Generations
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Blynda Vidock has celebrated her 105th birthday surrounded by family and friends in Baytown, Texas, remaining active, independent and sharp at more than a century old.
Born in 1921, Vidock grew up in Florida before moving to Texas after meeting her husband during World War Two. She now has five generations of family, including three sons, four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Vidock credits her long life to staying active, eating well, maintaining strong relationships and having a positive outlook.
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