News Bulletin of 27 November 2025, 7am

The City of Tshwane and the South African Bureau of Standards are celebrating local entrepreneurship by hosting a market day in Church Square today.
The market will feature over 100 stalls offering items ranging from fresh produce to food and beverages, cosmetics, artworks and other locally produced products.
Mayoral committee member for Economic Development and Spatial Planning, Sarah Mabotsa, says supporting local small businesses and small-scale farmers is important to the metro:
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China and South Africa have partnered to open a Johannesburg's C Park hub that will empower thousands of young people and create thousands jobs annually in the digital economy and e-commerce sectors.
The project helps young entrepreneurs by offering skills training, supporting start-ups, and linking them to global markets.
Through partnerships with SETAs and universities, C Park aims to train 2,000 youth annually and support 100 start-ups each year.
C Park CEO, Li Wei says the hub focuses on digital economy, collaboration, and youth innovation, providing one-stop support for entrepreneurs, including market access, finance, and practical help to grow their businesses.

South Africa is hosting the prestigious 2025 Jeep Steyn City Grand Prix promising an exciting5-days of equestrian excellence at the world-class Steyn City Estate.
The event which started yesterday, features top-tier competition, hospitality, and celebration of the sport.
The Nations Cup will see South Africa facing off against Ireland, the Netherlands, and Zimbabwe, showcasing international talent and team spirit.
The South African team, led by Chef d’Equipe Lisa Williams, includes top athletes Amy Michau, Chatan Hendriks, Chris van der Merwe and Dominey Alexander.
Spectators can enjoy the event for free, with public access throughout the week.