News Bulletin of 20 May 2025, 3pm

City Power has taken a step to help Johannesburg become more energy independent.
The City is bringing the John Ware Open Cycle Gas Turbine Power Station back. This will be one of three sites that will provide 150 megawatts of power to the city’s electricity grid. The move is part of City Power’s 10-point plan to make Johannesburg less dependent on Eskom and to reduce the impact of load shedding.City Power says the station shows its strong promise to keep the city’s lights on and ensure a steady power supply.

Mamelodi Sundowns have rewritten history with a record-breaking league campaign. Bafana Ba Style showcased their dominance, delivering outstanding performances and securing yet another milestone in South African football. The team’s consistency and tactical brilliance led them to an unforgettable season, proving once again why they are a force to be reckoned with. Their triumph cements their status among the best, as they continue to raise the bar in domestic football.

Rayno Nel has made history by winning the 2025 World’s Strongest Man competition in Sacramento, California. The South African strongman is the first African to ever claim the title. Nel lifted a massive 240 kg Flintstone Barbell and conquered the legendary Atlas Stones challenge. He edged out defending champion Tom Stoltman by just half a point in a nail-biting finish, sending celebrations across South Africa as the trophy heads to the continent for the first time in 48 years.