On July 11, a premier anniversary event titled "Threads of Transformation" will celebrate the 10-year journey of A Woman’s Worth, an initiative focused on empowering women through education and self-belief. The event will gather former beneficiaries, development partners, and members of the creative industry to reflect on the impact of the program in transforming families and communities, according to SoftPower News.

Veteran Sowetan photographer Veli Nhlapo, known for capturing South African images for nearly 50 years, has received a send-off from colleagues. This farewell marks a temporary departure for the esteemed photographer, who has made significant contributions to the field throughout his career.

Sowetan has selected its top three reads for today, highlighting articles that readers should not miss. The specific topics of these articles are not detailed in the blurb.

The green ID book, which is gradually being replaced by Smart ID cards, continues to hold significant sentimental value for many South Africans as a symbol of their childhood and growing up experiences in the country. According to IOL, this document encapsulates memories and milestones for individuals.

In the latest issue of Tanzanian Affairs, editor Ben Taylor reflects on the recent events in Tanzania, particularly the October 2025 election and its aftermath, which have had a significant impact on the nation. The edition is described as somewhat mournful due to these developments.

Sandile Ndlovu, a photographer for the Sunday Times, has been awarded the Sikuvile Journalist of the Year, making him only the second photographer to achieve this honor in the award's 16-year history. In addition to this prestigious accolade, Ndlovu also secured victory in the feature photographs category.