News Bulletin of 9 July 2025, 7am

Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero has officially launched the Johannesburg Bomb Squad operational since June this year.
The specialized unit is a specially selected task force of top-tier leaders, advisors, and strategic thinkers whose sole mission is to revitalize Johannesburg, fix service delivery breakdowns and accelerate progress across all communities.
This move follows the promise made by the Mayor during his State of the City Address in May where he committed to disrupting dysfunction, cutting through red tape, and reimagining a city that truly works for its people.
Morero says the work of the bomb squad will be informed by adopting a precinct approach throughout the city:
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Redhill School's U17 netball team has made history by becoming the first South African school to win the prestigious World Schools Netball Cup.
The tournament, held in England, saw the talented young athletes showcase their skills and determination on a global stage.
The team's journey was marked by resilience and adaptability, as they battled against top-notch competition from around the world.
The team's Coach Ashley Gary says a pivotal moment came in their first game, where the team rallied from a halftime deficit to secure a crucial win.

A group of South African dancers has been crowned world champions in street dance at the 2025 Dance World Cup in Spain.
The team brought home the coveted gold medal in one of the competition's most esteemed categories.
Competing against an impressive field of over 8,500 dancers from 51 countries, Team South Africa showcased their skills and dedication.
The team's hard work paid off, as they were ranked 4th in the world and crowned Overall World Champions in both Junior and Senior Commercial Hip Hop categories.
The Dance World Cup runs until Saturday, and Team South Africa is still competing in several categories.