News Bulletin of 3 October 2025, 7am

The City of Tshwane has congratulated the winners of the Tshwane Women in Business Awards, recognizing outstanding women-led businesses that drive innovation, job creation, community development, and economic growth.
Seven women-owned businesses were honored this year, with the City committing to continue supporting and celebrating the remarkable contributions of women entrepreneurs.
Mayoral committee member for Economic Development and Spatial Planning, Sarah Mabotsa has emphasized the importance of empowering women-led businesses to boost Tshwane's economic growth and development:
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Wits University has joined the Presidential Ten Million Trees Flagship Project, with a tree-planting ceremony held at the Wits Management Campus in Parktown.
A total of 40 trees, were planted to combat climate change, promote biodiversity, and enhance urban greening.
The event brought together students, staff, and leadership, who emphasized the importance of tree planting in creating healthier lives, stronger communities, and a sustainable future.

A state-of-the-art digital hub has been launched at the South West Gauteng College in Soweto, with the goal of preparing students for careers in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
The R28 million project, will train 800 learners over the next 2-years in fields such as cybersecurity, coding, and AI.
The initiative also aims to upskill 60 lecturers, enabling them to deliver courses both online and in-person, and bridging the digital divide in township communities.