AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAnti-Immigration Unrest: Police say the state cannot afford to spend R600 million whenever protests turn violent, after at least 24 vehicles were torched and shops looted in Soweto and Durban. The unrest followed a now-withdrawn Home Affairs directive on asylum applications; the government is deploying reinforcements. International Justice: South African jurist Navi Pillay condemned US sanctions on the International Criminal Court as “unheard of” and “unacceptable,” a day after winning the Nobel Peace Prize for her work advancing peace and international law. Washington announced the sanctions hours after the award, drawing criticism from the court and its supporters. Local Elections: With municipal polls approaching on November 4, the DA used its final Western Cape rally to urge voters to keep rivals out and back its record, as parties compete for control of councils and coalition influence.
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