AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSport & National Identity: SAFA is expected to announce Pitso Mosimane as Bafana coach this week, with talks still swirling around backroom roles ahead of crucial Afcon qualifiers. Women’s Culture & Debate in Sport: Trans cricketer Anaya Bangar says Cricket Australia has cleared her to play community cricket and could open a path to the WBBL, while critics—including Marizanne Kapp—spark fresh arguments about eligibility and fairness. Heritage & Public Memory: The EFF vows to remove apartheid-era statues and rename streets and landmarks so public spaces reflect liberation heroes and broader cultural history. Arts & Community: Soprano Yolisa Ngwexana and Sasa Yende headline a Women’s Month concert at Inanda Club, using art songs and opera to spotlight women’s stories. Safety & Daily Life: Two teens were arrested after an unlicensed gun was allegedly found in a backpack at a Cape Town high school. Branding & Struggle Icons: Glenlivet and actor Dineo Langa apologise for an ad referencing the 1956 Women’s March, after ANC backlash over using struggle icons to sell whisky. Lifestyle & Slow Living: A Durban woman’s “snail mail” club is getting kids excited about real letters in the post, pushing back against screen-first routines. Local Governance: Buccleuch residents turn John Park into a community hub with a market day supporting local entrepreneurs.
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