News Bulletin of 25 November 2025, 11am

A Yellow Level 4 warning has been issued for severe thunderstorms expected to affect the Highveld of Mpumalanga and northern Gauteng, bringing heavy downpours and strong winds.
The South African Weather Service warns that the storms may cause flooding of roads, low-lying areas, and bridges, with large amounts of small hail and excessive lightning also expected.
Residents are urged to take necessary precautions, including staying indoors and avoiding outdoor activities.
Meanwhile, Joburg EMS spokesperson Robert Mulaudzi says the service is keeping an eye on all 7 region of the city for any emergencies that might occur:
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After a decade abroad, 145 priceless artworks from the Johannesburg Art Gallery are coming back to South Africa.
The collection, which includes works by renowned artists like Picasso, Monet, Degas, and Turner, as well as leading South African artists, will be showcased at The Homecoming Exhibition at the Standard Bank Gallery in 2026.
The exhibition will feature pieces spanning centuries, from the 17th century to contemporary works, highlighting the rich cultural dialogue between South Africa and the world.
While the Johannesburg Art Gallery undergoes renovations, which are expected to be completed within two years, Standard Bank will temporarily care for the collection.

The Crystal Fountain hosted a Diabetes and Pre-World Aids Day Drive in Pimville, Soweto, earlier this December.
The day brought healthcare services to the community as an alternative to going to the local clinic.
The Sivukile Fitness Club joined community members interested in an aerobic session, and supported them before having their vitals checked.
The CF was founded in 1999 to aid the homeless and individuals with terminal illnesses linked to HIV/Aids in Soweto.
They later recognised additional community needs and moved to address various social, cultural and economic challenges in the community.