AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFIFA Politics: Sport minister Gayton McKenzie backs Patrice Motsepe as a likely successor to Gianni Infantino, arguing Africa’s football progress makes him the standout candidate. WAFCON Focus: Chiamaka Nnadozie urges Nigeria’s Super Falcons to stay fully focused as WAFCON in Morocco nears, while Ghana’s Black Queens gear up for a high-profile friendly against Nigeria after beating Ivory Coast 1-0. Immigration & Community Safety: Hundreds of Malawians queue at Johannesburg’s embassy for repatriation as anti-immigrant protests intensify; Zimbabwe also prepares for a possible return of up to 1.4 million citizens. Crime & Labour Rights: The Labour Court overturns a CCMA reinstatement in a Cape Town call-centre racism case involving a dog trained to bite black people. Winter Risk: Experts warn South Africans to prevent burns, fires and carbon monoxide poisoning as cold weather drives risky heating habits. Culture & Faith: “Notes from Exile” brings interfaith music and poetry on Mandela Day to spotlight Palestinian composer Mahmoud Abuwarda’s work. Arts & Talent: Woolworths showcases Youth Makers winners at Gateway, backing young entrepreneurs with mentorship and grants.
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