News Bulletin of 30 July 2026, 3pm

The Boksburg Advertiser has donated knitted items, balls of wool, crochet hooks and knitting needles to Helpende Hand Solidariteit to help keep families warm this winter.
The donations were collected through the Winter Wool Drive and will be used to make and distribute blankets, scarves and other warm clothing to families in need.
The wool and knitting supplies will also help volunteers continue making these items throughout the winter, extending support to more people during the colder months.

Cape Town Tourism has launched a new 12 month business learnership to help unemployed young people with disabilities become entrepreneurs.
The accredited programme will provide business training, mentorship and practical support, giving participants the skills to start and manage their own businesses.
Graduates will receive a nationally recognised New Venture Creation qualification and be equipped to identify business opportunities while contributing to South Africa's growing small business sector.
The initiative forms part of Cape Town Tourism's ongoing efforts to build a more inclusive tourism industry and create more economic opportunities for people with disabilities.

Johannesburg has hosted South Africa's first accredited Blind Football Workshop, bringing together participants from across the country to develop the sport and make it more accessible.
The programme, held in La Rochelle, is equipping aspiring coaches, managers and administrators with the skills to establish and run blind football teams in their communities.
The workshop also introduced the International Blind Sports Federation's 110 page Blind Football Coaching Manual in Braille, helping make training resources more accessible for visually impaired participants.
Practical on field training will conclude the programme on Friday, supporting the growth of blind football across South Africa.