AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMadlanga Commission Fallout: Ekurhuleni has fired Deputy Chief of Police Julius Mkhwanazi, citing internal discipline, criminal matters and concerns raised before the Madlanga Commission—an escalation that keeps pressure on the criminal justice system. Labour Migration Rules: The Employment Services Amendment Bill is open for public comment, proposing maximum employment quotas for foreign nationals by sector/occupation/region, with small employers under 10 employees excluded. GBVF Crisis in Ekurhuleni: Springbok captain Siya Kolisi urged men and leaders to “help us be better men” after the recovery of a ninth woman’s body, as police continue investigations and the country’s outrage grows. US–SA Visa Row: The Free Market Foundation says it is briefing US officials amid new visa restrictions tied to alleged race and land discrimination, arguing the measures damage South Africa’s economy. Road Safety Scam Alert: RTIA warned motorists about fake AARTO fine payment sites and messages demanding R250, urging use of verified platforms and the 16-digit infringement notice number. Local Governance & Elections: Political parties including the EFF, MK, ActionSA and others are submitting single PR candidate names for municipal councils, risking problems if they need to form coalitions after the first council meeting. Aerospace Showcase: South Africa’s Africa Aerospace and Defence Exhibition (AAD) returns in September with hundreds of exhibitors and a focus on defence, unmanned systems and cyber.
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