AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoXenophobia Fallout: The Africa Methodist Council urged African governments and churches to receive Zimbabweans returning from South Africa “with compassion and dignity,” warning many arrive traumatised after losing jobs, property and livelihoods. Diplomatic Pressure: Nigeria escalated its row with South Africa, blaming Tshwane Metro Police for the deaths of two Nigerians and alleging inaction in a third case, demanding urgent investigations and justice. Repatriation Drive: Zimbabwe said nearly 59,000 returnees have gone home as repatriation efforts expand, while Zimbabwe fast-tracked IDs for SA returnees and civil registry offices were told to prioritise document processing. Local Politics: NEHAWU’s endorsement of the SACP ahead of the 4 November local government elections signals a potential shake-up in the ANC’s traditional labour support base. Housing Governance: Social housing groups warned the proposed PIE Amendment Bill won’t fix unlawful occupations and rent boycotts, risking further strain on publicly funded housing. Economy & Jobs: Chery inaugurated its Rosslyn plant, keeping 692 jobs and targeting nearly 3,000 more across the supply chain.
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