AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTelevision Nostalgia: M-Net marks 40 years with former presenter Ashley Hayden recalling the channel’s communal early days and the programmes South Africans still miss. Live Music: King Monada’s Tembisa performance ended early after patrons reportedly threw bottles; scheduled performer Makhadzi also left without taking the stage. Wine and Culture: Standard Bank WineX returns to Sandton from 28 to 30 October, bringing more than 700 wines and brandies together with art and music. Heritage: South Africa’s vineyards are confronting their history of slavery, with Groot Constantia among the estates recognising the people whose forced labour helped build its legacy. Cape Traditions: Cape Town’s Klopse parade is set to return to Somerset Road, with the City pledging up to R10.35 million for the event. Apartheid History: Former Vlakplaas commander Eugene de Kock is testifying at an inquiry into alleged efforts to obstruct investigations and prosecutions of apartheid-era crimes.
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