AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGBVF & Policing Crisis: South African police have recovered a ninth woman’s body in Ekurhuleni (Dawn Park), deepening fears of a serial killer after nine women were found since July; communities say they’re too scared to go out as investigators review links and follow a person of interest. Political Pressure on Ramaphosa: The SACP says it is “extremely disappointed” with President Cyril Ramaphosa and is still debating whether to formally call for his exit, sharpening tensions ahead of November local elections. Central Bank Silence on Capitec Fine: The SARB is criticised for not clarifying whether Capitec must pay a suspended R10.5m portion of a fine after alleged repeat offences. Labour Movement Under Strain: Cosatu warns automation, labour broking and platform work are fragmenting workplaces and weakening union organising and bargaining power. US–SA Diplomatic Fallout: South Africa pushes back on new US visa restrictions targeting officials over alleged anti-white discrimination and land policy disputes. BRICS Diplomacy: MEA fact-checks misleading claims that Ramaphosa and Xi fell ill after the BRICS summit.
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