News Bulletin of 3 December 2025, 7am

Four South African students will represent the country at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad in Indonesia, from 10 to 13 of December.
They won gold medals at the Eskom Expo International Science Fair and will showcase their innovative projects globally.
The students are Dzunisa Chauke, Milla Vorster, Ismaail Hassen, and Albertus van Niekerk.
Eskom Expo director Jane Wasonga will guide the students at the Olympiad, which showcases South Africa's emerging STEM talent.

The City of Cape Town says it has launched a summer holiday programme to keep children safe and active during the school break.
Recreation, Parks and Library teams will run sports, games, coding sessions, movies and reading activities at community facilities.
Parents are encouraged to use these services to keep young people away from danger and unsafe environments.
The city will also boost beach and pool safety, with the Identi-kidz system returning to help reunite lost children with their families.South Africa’s new-vehicle market recorded solid growth in November, with sales rising 12.5% year-on-year to nearly 55,000 units.
According to naamsa, improved economic conditions boosted demand, including easing inflation, lower fuel prices and a more supportive interest rate environment.
Passenger car sales increased strongly, helped by higher purchases from car rental companies preparing for the festive season.
Sales of bakkies and light commercial vehicles also increased.

South Africa’s new-vehicle market recorded solid growth in November, with sales rising 12.5% year-on-year to nearly 55,000 units.
According to naamsa, improved economic conditions boosted demand, including easing inflation, lower fuel prices and a more supportive interest rate environment.
Passenger car sales increased strongly, helped by higher purchases from car rental companies preparing for the festive season.
Sales of bakkies and light commercial vehicles also increased.