News Bulletin of 16 November 2025, 7am

The Sandton SPCA is breathing a sigh of relief after days without a reliable water source.
The community rallied around the shelter, after a burnt-out borehole pump left them struggling to care for over 200 animals.
Rand Water stepped in, replacing the pump free of charge and pledging ongoing maintenance.
SPCA manager Stephen Maila thanked residents and businesses for their kindness, saying their generosity kept the shelter — and its animals — safe.
Donations of water and resources have been pouring in, helping to ensure the animals receive the care they need.

Qantas Airways has unveiled its ultra-long-range Airbus, dubbed "Project Sunrise", capable of flying non-stop for up to 22 hours.
The aircraft features a 20,000-liter rear center fuel tank, enabling record-breaking flights.
Project Sunrise connects Sydney to London and New York.
The plane is set to launch in 2027, cutting up to four hours off current travel times.

The Clipper Race heroes have arrived at Cape Town's V&A Waterfront, marking a triumphant return for the fleet of 10-ocean racing yachts.
Visitors can now meet the brave sailors who took on one of the planet's toughest endurance challenges.
Race Manager Hana Bruce says sailors go through intense training before taking part in order to sail safely on their boats:
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