AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLocal Elections Countdown: The IEC’s voters’ roll for the 2026 municipal elections closes at midnight Friday, and the DA is urging last-minute registration to avoid being locked out of the 4 November vote. Municipal Accountability: The DA has filed a censure motion against Gauteng Legislature Speaker Morakane Mosupyoe over a Venezuela trip that ballooned from a four-day conference to a 12-day stay, costing nearly R6 million. Border Management Upgrade: President Cyril Ramaphosa will officially launch South Africa’s Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) at OR Tambo next Wednesday, aiming to speed up entry while strengthening border security. Immigration Tensions: Anti-migrant protests continue in Johannesburg every Thursday, with organisers vowing to keep pressure until undocumented migrants leave, while government and rights groups warn of xenophobia risks. Public Safety in Schools: Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile condemned armed attacks at Iphutheng Primary School and outside Waverley Girls’ High School. Health System Warning: New research shows HIV treatment interruptions in South Africa sharply raise TB risk even after restarting care. Sports Governance: FIFA’s Infantino apologised over a botched World Cup commercial plan, but UEFA says its boycott threat remains.
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