RHS ESSENTIAL 

It's RACA celebration at RHS! This year's festival promises to be louder, more joyous and thrilling than ever before. You can be a part of RACA! See Mr Nimmo or one of the coaches for details. Remember, our goal is to achieve as many Diamond awards this year. Who will be the overall RACA achiever for 2022? 

TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Onalerona Diutlwileng (Grade 11)
Bokamoso Lesapo (Grade 8)
Otsile Mabalane (Grade 8)
Mcebokayise Malinga (Grade 11)
Bokang Tlharipe (Grade 9)

SATURDAY (23 JULY 2022) BIRTHDAYS:
Nokukhanya Malgas (Grade 11)
Keorapetse Segone (Grade 11)

SUNDAY(24 JULY 2022) BIRTHDAYS:
Lethabo Kortjass (Grade 8)
Zinhle Langa (Grade 11)
Nthabeleng Madiba (Grade 10)
Boikanyo Mkhize (Grade 8) 
Tshegofatso Mkhize (Grade 8)
Lethabo Ramanyai (Grade 12)
Thobile Sibiya (Grade 11)

1986: Nelson Mandela watches the film ‘World According to Garp’ at Pollsmoor Prison

1977: After falling from favour during the Cultural Revolution (1966–76), Deng Xiaoping returned to power on this day in 1977 after the Chinese Communist Party reinstated all his former high posts, including that of vice-premier.

ANC EMPLOYEES THREATEN TO DISRUPT POLICY CONFERENCE AS SALARIES UNPAID AGAIN

It has emerged that employees at various ANC offices across the country have not been paid salaries for two months.

JOHANNESBURG - The African National Congress (ANC) appears to be facing more financial woes, failing to pay workers yet again.
It has emerged that employees at various ANC offices across the country have not been paid salaries for two months.
Disgruntled workers picketed at the party's offices on Monday, including a handful of staff at Luthuli House in Johannesburg.
ANC staff will have to negotiate with their landlords and banks as they have failed to pay their monthly bills and the party has failed to pay two months' salaries.
It's not the first time that workers have been faced with this reality.
The same sort of pickets were seen last year and earlier this year.
In both incidents, employees in the Free State, North West and Gauteng were up in arms over salary backlogs and a lack of employee benefits such as UIF.
The families of at least 16 employees who have died, have also reportedly not received provident fund payouts.
The most recent failure to pay salaries only angered workers, who have threatened to disrupt the party's policy conference, which is set to kick off on Thursday.
The ANC has until Wednesday to settle the salaries.