News Bulletin of 12 November 2025, 3pm

Rotanganedza Community Care is gearing up to host the West Rand District Aids Day at the Dan Tloome Mega Project on November 28.
The organisation provides HIV and tuberculosis testing and counselling, support groups, community outreach, and assistance for victims of gender-based violence, poverty, and children in need across the West Rand and Limpopo.
Founder Caroline Tiba, who survived HIV and multidrug-resistant TB, established the organisation to challenge stigma and promote awareness around these health issues.
Rotanganedza funds its work through agricultural projects, selling produce to support patient care and sustain its operations, despite recent setbacks in funding.

Four rangers at the Kruger National Park have been recognised for their courage after saving themselves and others from dangerous wildlife and poachers.
Among them is Albert Mkansi, who survived attacks by both a leopard and a hippo last year while on duty.
Despite sustaining severe injuries and losing his foot, he continues to serve in an adapted role.
The park says the bravery award, known as the Kruger Cross, is its highest honour and celebrates those who risk their lives to protect others and the wildlife.

Qantas Airways has made history with the unveiling of its new ultra-long-range Airbus A350-1000ULR, designed to fly non-stop from Sydney to London and New York.
Set to take off in 2026, the aircraft can fly for up to 22 hours thanks to a massive 20,000-litre fuel tank.
The jet will carry just 238 passengers, offering more space and comfort, including a dedicated Wellbeing Zone to make long journeys more enjoyable.
The milestone positions Qantas as a pioneer in aviation innovation and long-haul travel.