News Bulletin of 10 October 2025, 11am

Travis Scott concert traffic advisory
The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department has issued a traffic advisory ahead of the highly anticipated Travis Scott concert at the FNB Stadium in Nasrec on Saturday.
The concert will begin at 8:30pm and is expected to end at about 11pm.
Early arrivals are anticipated from 9:00, with gates opening at 16:00.
VIP and hospitality ticket holders are urged to arrive early to avoid congestion and ensure smooth access.
JMPD spokesperson Xolani Fihla:
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World
2nd round of Junior Mining Exploration Fund applications open
South Africa has opened the second round of applications for the Junior Mining Exploration Fund, with R240-million available to support eligible junior miners.
The fund is managed by the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, the Council for Geo-science, and the IDC.
It aims to help small mining businesses access capital for exploration and development.
South Africa
The Philipstown WireCar Grand Prix documentary to launch
A new documentary, "The Philipstown WireCar Grand Prix," launches this October, showcasing Philipstown's transformation into a hub of creativity and hope.
The film highlights the Philipstown WireCar Foundation, which aims to use documentary proceeds to fund youth development programs, including computer training, e-learning, and driver's license initiatives.
Philipstown Wire-Car Foundation, Alistair King:
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South Africa
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North-West University 1st runner-up at South African Institute for Industrial Engineering Student Competition
2-students from the North-West University were first runner-up at the South African Institute for Industrial Engineering Student Competition.
The team known as AndyX, consisting of final-year industrial engineering students Andile Madlala and Jayaan Maasdorp, designed a mobile healthcare tricycle with an enclosed cabin to improve access to medical care in rural South Africa.
The two say this achievement has strengthened their determination to pursue solutions that create meaningful change.
First place went to Sync-Health Solutions from the University of Witwatersrand.
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