News Bulletin of 4 July 2025, 9am

City Power says the rolling out of electric vehicle charging stations across Johannesburg will create new jobs and align the metro with global trends including the European Union’s looming ban on fossil fuel vehicle imports.
The power utility will also introduce electric vans and trucks for maintenance operations, reducing fuel costs and carbon emissions.
Charging stations will first be installed at depots, then expanded to public areas and townships to encourage private EV adoption.
The project also includes solar microgrids in informal settlements and clean energy upgrades at clinics, schools, and hospitals.
Spokesperson Isaac Mangena says the initiative supports the city's goal to become a leader in the green economy.

The SABC will broadcast the second test match between the Springboks and Italy next week Saturday in collaboration with Supersport.
The broadcast is part of celebrations marking 30-years since the Springboks won their first World Cup in 1995.
Viewers can expect a range of content, including classic matches and award-winning documentaries.
The announcement was made at the Springbok Store at Sandton City and this what SA Rugby president Mark Alexander had to say:
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Nigerian singer Tems has launched her Leading Vibe initiative--- to empower young women in the music industry across Africa.
The 30-year-old Afrobeats star aims to provide emerging artists, songwriters, and producers with resources to advance their careers.
The program is inspired by her own journey as a self-taught artist.
As a two-time Grammy Award winner and four-time BET Award recipient, Tems is well-positioned to mentor and support the next generation of female talent in the industry.