News Bulletin of 11 July 2025, 11am

The Social Media Summit for Government, held on June 30 and July 1 at the University of Johannesburg's JBS Park brought together public sector communicators and leaders to explore the future of digital engagement.
The summit, themed "Power Shift: Understanding Technology, Connecting Citizens and Redefining Digital Engagement," featured expert speakers, including Prof Tankiso Moloi and Tshwane Mayor Dr Nasiphi Moya.
Key topics discussed included the role of artificial intelligence in government, crisis communication, and strategies for combating misinformation.
Speakers emphasized the importance of ethical communication, transparency, and meeting citizens where they are.

The government of Lesotho, UNICEF, and the European Union have joined forces to launch the ambitious "Metsi a Lesotho" project.
The project, which translates to "Water for Lesotho" seeks to address the country's pressing water and sanitation challenges, particularly in rural areas where access to these essential services is limited.
Head of European Union Delegation, Paola Amadei says this project marks a significant milestone:
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In a standout performance at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations hosted in Morocco, the Atlas Lionesses triumphed 4–2 over DR Congo in their second Group A match earlier this week.
Despite moments of resistance from DR Congo, the Moroccan side showed greater composure and attacking flair.
With this result, Morocco climbs to the top of Group A with four points—equal to Zambia but ahead on goal difference.
Senegal follows with three points, while DR Congo remains bottom of the table without a win.