News Bulletin of 6 April 2026, 10am

Crawford International Sandton learners have made a meaningful impact after collecting a record-breaking 22 123 Easter eggs for children in need.
The initiative was led by the school’s Johannesburg mini councillors, who encouraged the school community to participate in the annual Easter egg drive.
Deputy mayor of the Mini Council, Jaiden Samuel Levine, said the project taught learners the importance of giving back.

The Easter eggs were distributed to various charities supporting vulnerable children and families.
The school’s representatives said the success of the collection showed what can be achieved when a community works together with a shared purpose.

Preparations for Africa’s Travel Indaba are gaining traction, with early buyer and exhibitor figures pointing to sustained global interest in one of the continent’s flagship tourism trade events.

To date, 479 exhibitor applications have been received, highlighting strong participation from across the tourism sector.

The figures point to continued confidence in the platform as a key driver for showcasing Africa’s diverse travel offerings to international markets.

The Indaba is one of the continent’s largest tourism marketing platforms, connecting African tourism products with international and regional buyers through structured trade engagement.

The event is scheduled for the 14th of May at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli Convention Centre in Durban.

The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee has allocated significant funding to the South African Sports Association for the Physically Disabled.

The funding, which has been increased from R60 million to R100 million over the next four years, underscores a growing commitment to inclusivity in South African sport, ensuring that athletes with disabilities are afforded the same opportunities to excel.

The financial boost is expected to improve access to resources and strengthen pathways for athletes to compete on both national and international platforms.