News Bulletin of 21 May 2025, 8am

The City of Ekurhuleni has rolled out five new waste compactor trucks and four bakkies to enhance waste collection in Springs and Alberton. Officials say the new trucks will help reduce downtime caused by ageing vehicles and improve waste management efficiency.
Two of the newly acquired bakkies will be used for landfill site monitoring to ensure compliance with disposal regulations. With 26 compactor trucks set to be written off, the city expects five more trucks by June to strengthen waste collection services.

A Cape Town-based nonprofit has trained over 500 young women in solar panel installation, equipping them with skills for sustainable energy careers. The program, launched earlier this year, aims to combat unemployment while promoting opportunities in the renewable energy sector. Through hands-on training, the initiative empowers participants with technical expertise and economic independence. It highlights the importance of inclusive workforce development in South Africa’s transition to green energy

Oasis fans are expected to splash out more than 1billion pounds on the bands reunion tour including tickets, accommodation, food, drink, outfits and merchandise. According to research a quarter of ticket holders would have been happy to spend even more.The band’s comeback concerts after a 15-year hi atus are expected to be the most popular and profitable run of gigs in British history. Research by Wonderwallets estimates 1.06 billion pounds will be spent by the 1.4 million fans attending the 17 UK tour dates. SOUND