News Bulletin of 19 October 2025, 11am

The Gauteng Secretariat Unit, in collaboration with the Gauteng Traffic Wardens, and other law enforcement authorities, recently conducted a two-day community outreach programme in Tembisa.
The initiative aims to enhance public safety through community and law enforcement collaboration.
During the programme, the team engaged with residents, gathering feedback and concerns about safety issues in the area.
The outreach programme serves as a crucial platform for building trust between law enforcement and the community, improving public safety.

The City of Cape Town is expanding its MyCiTi public transport system.
This multi-billion rand project will connect over 30 suburbs to the inner city, providing residents with improved and more affordable transportation options.
Expected to be completed by June 2027, the project promises to bridge the gap in public transport accessibility, particularly in the southeast corridor.
Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Mobility, Rob Quintas, says the City views subsidizing the MyCiTi service as a vital investment in its residents, especially those from poorer households.
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The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations has launched new initiatives to improve animal health and promote sustainability in the livestock sector.
The move comes as the world grapples with climate change and its impact on food security.
The projects include the One Health and Knowledge Hub and the Sustainable Livestock Transformation Innovation Hub, which aim to provide critical data and support decision-making in the sector.