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Golden Oldies Raise R150 000 at Annual Charity Golf Day
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The Modderfontein Golden Oldies Community and Hockey Association hosted their annual Charity Golf Day at Kempton Park Golf Club, raising R150 000 to support local causes.
Over 124 players and sponsors attended, with proceeds helping organisations and individuals in need, including the Gerald Fitzpatrick Home for Destitute Women and Pathways Roodepoort.
Founded in 1978, the Golden Oldies began by donating wheelchairs and have since contributed over R3 million in medical support, assistive devices, and other aid.
Event organiser Shen Reid said the golf day remains a vital part of their charitable work, highlighting the generosity of sponsors, players, and the community in sustaining their mission.
Over 124 players and sponsors attended, with proceeds helping organisations and individuals in need, including the Gerald Fitzpatrick Home for Destitute Women and Pathways Roodepoort.
Founded in 1978, the Golden Oldies began by donating wheelchairs and have since contributed over R3 million in medical support, assistive devices, and other aid.
Event organiser Shen Reid said the golf day remains a vital part of their charitable work, highlighting the generosity of sponsors, players, and the community in sustaining their mission.
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Eco-Logic Awards Honour South Africa’s Green Heroes
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Cape Town hosted the Eco-Logic Awards this week, celebrating individuals, organisations, and businesses making a difference for the planet.
Held at the Two Oceans Aquarium, the 14th edition recognised leaders in 12 categories, including climate change solutions, water conservation, circular economy, eco-fashion, and community programmes.
Gold winners included Beyond Expectation Environmental Project, NBI Climate Finance Accelerator, and Ecofluency.
The ceremony also highlighted Eco-Angels, Eco-Warriors, and concluded with a Lifetime Achievement Award for Dr Mavuso Msimang, a conservation leader whose work has shaped South Africa’s environmental efforts.
Organisers say the awards show that meaningful action for the planet is achievable and inspire others to step up for the environment.
Held at the Two Oceans Aquarium, the 14th edition recognised leaders in 12 categories, including climate change solutions, water conservation, circular economy, eco-fashion, and community programmes.
Gold winners included Beyond Expectation Environmental Project, NBI Climate Finance Accelerator, and Ecofluency.
The ceremony also highlighted Eco-Angels, Eco-Warriors, and concluded with a Lifetime Achievement Award for Dr Mavuso Msimang, a conservation leader whose work has shaped South Africa’s environmental efforts.
Organisers say the awards show that meaningful action for the planet is achievable and inspire others to step up for the environment.
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Victoria Signs Landmark Treaty with Indigenous People
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Australia’s state of Victoria has become the first to approve a treaty with Indigenous people, marking a major step toward fairness and recognition.
The treaty will give Indigenous people a formal voice in government decisions, help uncover the truth about past injustices, and work to improve health and living conditions.
Lawmakers passed the bill to loud applause in parliament, celebrating what many called a powerful moment of unity and progress.
The agreement is seen as a way to rebuild trust and strengthen the relationship between Indigenous people and the state.
The treaty will give Indigenous people a formal voice in government decisions, help uncover the truth about past injustices, and work to improve health and living conditions.
Lawmakers passed the bill to loud applause in parliament, celebrating what many called a powerful moment of unity and progress.
The agreement is seen as a way to rebuild trust and strengthen the relationship between Indigenous people and the state.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:
The Rand is trading at 17.34 to the US Dollar, 22.77 to the British Pound, and 20.06 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 4,009.80 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 65.00 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 110,391.00.
The Rand is trading at 17.34 to the US Dollar, 22.77 to the British Pound, and 20.06 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 4,009.80 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 65.00 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 110,391.00.
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