News Bulletin of 4 September 2026, 12pm

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Springboks and All Blacks clash
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Rugby fans heading to Saturday’s Springboks and All Blacks clash can use a free Gautrain bus service to FNB Stadium.
Fans can travel by train to Park Station, then catch a complimentary bus to the stadium between midday and 5pm.
After the match, return buses will run from FNB Stadium to Park Station, with the final bus leaving at 8:30pm.
Johannesburg Metro Police have also warned motorists to expect road closures and traffic diversions around the stadium:
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Greater Sebokeng Orlando Pirates Supporters donates school shoes
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The Greater Sebokeng Orlando Pirates Supporters have donated 4,000 pairs of school shoes to learners at Siviwe Primary School.
The supporters’ branch held the charity drive on Monday as part of its ongoing community initiatives.
Branch spokesperson Mzwakhe Zondo says poor-quality school shoes can affect learners’ confidence in the classroom.
The branch says the donation aims to help learners attend school with suitable shoes.
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Run for Rangers 2026 funds for conservation work
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Run for Rangers 2026 has raised over R500,000 for conservation work in KwaZulu-Natal.
The 100km challenge brought runners together to raise funds for Project Rhino, which supports rangers and anti-poaching teams protecting wildlife.
The money will help provide ranger equipment and supplies, training in tracking and wildlife crime prevention, and facilities for a K9 anti-poaching unit.
The annual event has raised funds since 2022 to support the people working to protect wildlife from poaching.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 15.99 to the US Dollar, 0.00 to the British Pound, and 0.00 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 4,429.11 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at Error per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 80,843.00.
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CapCut partners with One Club for creatives
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CapCut and The One Club for Creativity have formed a global partnership to give young creatives, students and content creators access to competitions, training and international opportunities.
CapCut will provide a brief for the Young Ones Student Awards and present ADC Young Guns 24, a competition for creatives aged 30 and under.
The partnership will also include online and in-person events, creator content and support for several awards programmes.
The two organisations say the partnership will help creatives build skills and prepare for the growing use of artificial intelligence in the industry.
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