News Bulletin of 7 November 2026, 1pm

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Buttercup Preschool named 2026 Best of Joburg winner
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The Buttercup Preschool in Lonehill, has been named a 2026 Best of Joburg winner, after receiving recognition through votes from the local community.
The recognition celebrates the school’s work in early childhood education helping children to build a strong educational foundation through learning and play.

Principal and founder Cindy Davidson says the award is the result of a collective effort involving learners, parents, teachers and teaching assistants, who helped secure votes for the school.
The recognition serves as a celebration of the school's community and the role it plays in supporting young learners during their formative years.
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Kasi Ride marks five years of community engagement
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The Sun City resort's Kasi Ride has marked its fifth anniversary, attracting more than 8,000 participants.
The initiative aims to strengthen ties between the resort and surrounding communities, including Mogwase, Chaneng, Mabale-a-Podi and Ledig.
The event highlights the importance of mental wellbeing, raising awareness around gender-based violence and femicide.

This year’s instalment featured 43km and 21km cycling routes, a 10km run, a 5km fun walk and run, aerobics and self-defence classes.
Thousands of South Africans came together, not just to get active, but to support a shared message of health, community and social change.
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Gary Player invitational raises funds for early childhood education
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Celebrities, sports figures, business leaders and professional golfers gathered to raise funds for a charitable cause at the Gary player invitational golf tournament in Sun City in the Northwest.
Proceeds from the tournament will help support the Gary and Vivienne Player Foundation and its work in supporting the Blair Atholl Pre-Primary School in Lanseria, which provides early childhood education to young learners.

The tournament has been supporting the cause since 2000, highlighting a long-standing commitment to using sport as a platform to invest in education and community development.
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Banyana Banyana earn three nominations at 2026 CAF Awards
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The South African National women's football team has earned recognition in three categories at the upcoming CAF Awards.
Banyana Banyana are also nominated for the Women’s National Team of the Year category, where they will face competition from countries such as Nigeria, Morocco, Ghana, Malawi and Cameroon among others.

The team earned a shortlist spot in the category following their campaign at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations and qualification for the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup play-offs.
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