AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAfrica Day & UN push: UN Secretary-General António Guterres says Africa’s water-and-sanitation crisis is still holding back health, dignity and jobs—and calls for more domestic investment, better governance, and electrification/renewables to cut dependence on volatile oil. Xenophobia flare-up: Anti-immigrant protests are back in South Africa, with Human Rights Watch warning of intimidation, evictions and denial of services, while embassies face pressure and emergency evacuations. Durban crackdown: Police and Home Affairs actions continue amid tensions, including reports of migrants moved from the Diakonia area and a Limpopo interception of 48 undocumented Zimbabweans. Accountability in the spotlight: The Madlanga Commission faces fresh claims that SAPS was allegedly shortchanged by private firms over a R50bn software deal. Culture & sport on the move: Cape Town’s marathon weekend kicks off with a bigger prize purse, and Zululand Eisteddfod invites schools to compete from late July. Children’s wellbeing: Child Protection Week is set to test whether SA can move from policy to real implementation on child hunger and safety.
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