AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGBVF & Policing Crisis: South Africa’s serial-killer fears deepen after police found a ninth woman’s body near Johannesburg, with authorities assembling specialists but still unsure whether killings are linked. Anti-Corruption & Accountability: The Gauteng High Court hears former Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula allegedly failed to declare a “wig” gift tied to a SANDF contractor, as her corruption case continues. US–SA Diplomatic Clash: National Assembly presiding officers say they don’t yet know how new US visa restrictions will affect MPs serving in government, while Dirco Minister Ronald Lamola heads to Washington to push back. Mining Safety: Gwede Mantashe warns mine owners against chasing profits as 49 fatalities are recorded in 2026 so far, urging faster investigations. Local Elections: IEC certified Cape Town candidate lists with 55 parties and 12 independents, setting up a crowded ballot and intense metro politics. Trade & Industry: ITAC is set to review tariff tools after Sappi and Mondi warned cheap imports are squeezing South Africa’s paper sector. Energy & Investment: Sasol shifts its Boegoebaai green hydrogen plan toward partnerships in the Northern Cape to de-risk early development. Tourism Jobs: Ramaphosa hails the opening of South Africa’s first Club Med resort, citing billions in investment and hundreds of permanent jobs.
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