News Bulletin of 7 November 2025, 2pm

The Nomfundo Zondo Foundation hosted a Community Disability Awareness campaign in Mohlakeng to support and educate the public about people living with disabilities.
The initiative offered interactive sessions and community activities to promote inclusion, dignity, and understanding while empowering parents and children.
Drawing from personal experiences, the foundation aims to break stigma and advocate for accessible environments.
Community members actively participated in the event, which is part of ongoing outreach efforts in Randfontein, Krugersdorp, and beyond.

South African jazz pianist and vocalist Thandi Ntuli will join Grammy-winning American artist Gregory Porter as the Johannesburg support act for his “Love Is King” South African tour.
The series begins in Cape Town on 12 November, moves to Durban on the 19th, and concludes with three shows at Montecasino’s Teatro from the 20th to the 22nd. Thandi’s inclusion adds a distinctly local touch to the tour.
With deep roots in Sophiatown’s rich musical heritage and a career spanning over 16 years, she has become one of the most respected voices in South African jazz.
Her soulful performances and sense of community through music promise to make Porter’s tour even more memorable.

Zimbabwe’s annual inflation rate is expected to fall sharply by the end of 2025, helped by a stable local currency and strong gold prices.
The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries reports that inflation measured in the Zimbabwe Gold, or ZiG, dropped to 32.7% in October from 82.7% in September.
The organisation forecasts that it could reach as low as 15% to 20% by December. Analysts say the ZiG, partly backed by gold, has maintained stability in official markets, while rising gold production continues to boost confidence.
A lasting drop in inflation would mark a major step toward rebuilding trust in Zimbabwe’s economy.