News Bulletin of 26 November 2025, 9am

Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi says preliminary projections show that the G20 Leaders’ Summit injected between 1-billion-rand and 3-billion-rand into the province’s economy.
The summit held in Africa for the time has been hailed a success.
Lesufi says beyond economic gains, the gathering taught the government key lessons on agile governance, intergovernmental co-ordination, technology use, and partnership building:
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250-thousand-rand has been raised for the Eco Education Centre in Diepsloot, following a successful green and gold fundraising gala.
This was hosted by the Earthly Touch Foundation and Rotary Club of Morningside at the Country Club Johannesburg in Woodmead.
This eco-friendly centre is a model of sustainability, built from 110 tonnes of recycled plastic bricks, powered by solar energy, and utilizing rainwater harvesting and waterless toilets.
The centre supports 100 early childhood learners, 100 students needing extra lessons, and 100 unemployed youth and women gaining vocational skills.
Guests at the gala learned about sustainable practices, including eco-friendly building, water conservation, and repurposing waste into furniture.

The Tributes Excellence Awards has become a premier platform in South Africa for recognizing the achievements of women with disabilities, having honored over 70 extraordinary women since its inception in 2010.
The latest ceremony, held in Durban, recognized 15 remarkable women, including 20-year-old Kamogelo Mokeke and 17-year-old Alexandra Gayapursat, the youngest pair of recipients.
Alexandra, a Grade 10 online student, has lived life to the fullest since her amputation, taking on thrilling adventures like quad biking, bungee jumping off Bloukrans Bridge, and the world's longest zip line.
Kamogelo Mokeke, a gymnast who shared the North West Sportswoman of the Year with a Disability award in 2022, represents a new generation of athletes who refuse to let physical limitations define their potential.