News Bulletin of 30 October 2025, 11am

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Soweto Tourism hosts clean-up and tree-planting campaign
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Soweto Tourism hosted a clean-up and tree-planting campaign in White City last week.
The initiative, now in its fourth edition, has donated trees to 50 schools and aims to reach 100.
Community members and government stakeholders joined forces to promote environmental responsibility and reduce littering, inspiring long-term change in Soweto.
The campaign aims to inspire lasting eco-awareness in the area.
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ATNS confirms readiness for G20 summit
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The Air Traffic and Navigation Services has given its assurance on air traffic readiness for the G20 heads of states summit taking place next month.
ATNS Acting CEO Matome Moholola gave an update on progress in stabilising operations anATd rebuilding capacity, following criticism over outdated instrument flight procedures that disrupted airports like Kruger Mpumalanga International.
Moholola reported progress on this, with 240 of the 388 flight procedures now approved by the civil aviation authority:
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Western Cape Investment Summit 2025
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The inaugural Western Cape Investment Summit 2025 will take place from November 5 to 7 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, connecting investors with over 100 high-impact projects across key sectors.
Premier Winde says the event aims to streamline investment and fast-track approvals.
The province aims to build a trillion-rand economy and create sustainable jobs.
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Financial Indicators
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Your financial indicators for this hour:

The Rand is trading at 17.20 to the US Dollar, 22.69 to the British Pound, and 19.95 to the Euro.

Gold is trading at 3,963.52 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 63.96 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 110,746.00.
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Nvidia becomes world's first $5-trillion company
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AI chip company Nvidia has became the world's first $5-trillion company as investors remain confident that artificial intelligence will deliver a new wave of innovation and growth.
The California-based tech giant saw its share price rise by 4.91 percent to $210.90 at the open of trading on Wall Street.
The surge in Nvidia's share price follows continued strong sales, new deals -- including a partnership with Europe's Nokia announced on Tuesday -- as well as expectations that the company may soon regain access to China.
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