AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMadlanga Commission: Police minister Senzo Mchunu allegedly told IDAC former head Advocate Andrea Johnson he wanted to “clean up” SAPS Crime Intelligence, with testimony also linking senior figures to a “Project Diversion” probe. Parliamentary Court Fight: Mapisa-Nqakula’s lawyers told the Pretoria High Court that state witnesses’ accounts don’t line up, including disputes over how alleged renovation money was handed over. ANC Leadership Claims: Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma renewed allegations that money influenced ANC leadership contests, including claims about Fikile Mbalula distributing cash at the 2022 conference—denied by Mbalula. Crime That Won’t Go Away: The Hawks say there are still no new leads in the missing cousins case from Ntabankulu, with a R1m reward still on the table. Economy & Finance: South Africa’s FATF evaluation is looming again, and experts warn it can affect payments and investor confidence after the grey-list exit. Trade & Policy: US tariffs are being called “disruptive,” but analysts say SA is showing resilience through South-South trade. Tourism Despite Tension: Stats SA reports 5.5m+ international arrivals in Jan–Jun 2026, with African visitors driving growth despite anti-foreigner protests. Transport & Business: Emirates and SAA expanded their codeshare to nine new destinations, boosting regional connectivity.
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