News Bulletin of 4 June 2026, 1pm

A new Digital Learning Centre has opened at the BG Alexander Estate in Hillbrow, giving Grade 7 to 9 learners access to coding, robotics and digital skills training.
The facility was launched through a partnership between Netstar and MES and includes programmes focused on technology, problem solving and teamwork.
Schools in the surrounding area will also be able to use the centre, expanding access to skills that can support future careers in technology and innovation.

The South African Revenue Service has launched its Foreign Vehicle Declaration System at a border post between South Africa and Botswana in the North West, with the measure taking effect immediately.
The system, overseen by Commissioner Dr Johnstone Makhubu, is aimed at streamlining the processing of foreign-registered vehicles entering the country.
It is expected to reduce delays at busy border posts, improve tracking for tax and customs compliance, and strengthen border management.
Authorities say the upgrade will also support smoother cross-border movement and improve efficiency for trade and travel in the region

An elderly man living with dementia has been safely reunited with his family in Amanzimtoti after a series of compassionate actions from strangers and caregivers.
The man was found knocking on a door in Doonside, where concerned residents contacted a local elderly support organisation for assistance.
Caregivers then engaged with him gently and used clues from his memory to try trace his home, eventually travelling through nearby areas with him until his family was located.
He was later safely returned home after being cared for by staff who ensured he was calm, supported and protected throughout the search.
The reunion brought relief to his family, who had been searching for him.