News Bulletin of 9 February 2026, 4pm

Fourways Crossing has donated school shoes and sanitary pads to Witkoppen Primary School, helping learners from vulnerable households attend school with confidence. The support addresses challenges that can affect attendance, participation, and emotional well-being.
The school’s management identified learners most in need, ensuring the donation reaches those who benefit most. Access to essentials like proper footwear and sanitary products is critical for dignity, comfort, and inclusion.

Celebrity entrepreneur Inno Morolong has launched a Back-to-School Stationery Drive, providing exercise books, pens, crayons, school bags, and 60 pairs of shoes to learners, especially those from child-headed homes.
She visited schools in the Free State, encouraging children to believe in themselves and highlighting the importance of education.
Teachers praised the initiative for both its practical support and the motivational impact on learners.

The third edition of the Pitso Ya Kalaneng 2026 Festival took place at the Wits Theatre Complex in Johannesburg, offering a dynamic mix of theatre, dance and music from emerging South African creatives.
The platform gives up and coming theatre makers the chance to showcase bold new work under the theme “A Call to the Theatre,” with performances staged across multiple venues on the Wits campus.
Wits lecturer Kamogelo Molobye says the festival has grown over the years, exploring a variety of themes and giving artists space to connect with audiences through live performance