News Bulletin of 15 November 2025, 9am

The National Township Economy Awards will take place on the 22nd of November in the City of Ekurhuleni, preceded by the 7th Annual Township Economy Summit, on the 20th and 21st of November.
The awards focus on showcasing excellence, unlocking opportunities and strengthening collaboration within the township economy.

The initiative aims to create a powerful ecosystem that recognises and celebrates township entrepreneurial excellence, while highlighting the township economy as a powerful driver for economic transformation.

The Free State Department of Tourism says the province has strong potential to boost its economy by attracting both investors and tourists.
The department officially launched the Free State Summer Tourism Campaign earlier this week.

The province says it's ready to welcome tourists throughout all its districts this summer to explore its hidden gems.

Eskom has announced that the national nuclear Regulator has approved a 20 year license of the Koeberg nuclear power station unit 2, enabling continued operation until November 2045.

This follows Eskoms successful and comprehensive application.
The power utility says the approval marks a significant step in strengthening South Africa’s long term energy security, and reflects its commitment to maintaining world class nuclear safety standards.

The unit is currently contributing 946 megawatts to the national grid.
Eskom’s Spokesperson Daphne Moekwena says the unit has demonstrated exceptional reliability, operating at 100% energy availability factor for 241 consecutive days this year.