AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWomen’s Leadership in Construction: Durban quantity surveyor Serisha Sirputh is pushing for more women in built-environment decision-making, mentoring and training as she scales LDM’s impact. Women Entrepreneurs: Cape Town’s Heidi Villa-Vicencio says South African women business owners are breaking through funding gaps and gender roles, but awareness and support still lag. Women’s Health: Cansa is urging cervical cancer screening and early treatment during Women’s Month, stressing that the disease is largely preventable and highly treatable when caught early. HIV Prevention Update: South Africa unveiled a dashboard tracking lenacapavir (LEN) rollout after major Rio announcements, including progress toward local manufacturing and new licensing steps. Xenophobia & Migration Fallout: A BBC report highlights how anti-migrant protests in South Africa are driving families to flee, fueling diplomatic strain across the continent. Culture & Community: Cape Town has paused plans to dispose of Lansdowne tennis courts while it reviews a lease application from the revived club. Sports Spotlight (WAFCON): Ghana’s Black Queens returned to training after a Cameroon loss, with Evelyn Badu calling for continued fan support ahead of the decisive Mali clash. Crime Tech Warning: Interpol says AI is behind more than half of Africa’s cybercrime cases, with losses doubling in 2025.
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