AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCourt & Politics: The EFF says the Eastern Cape High Court dismissal of Oscar Mabuyane’s bid to silence Julius Malema over Fort Hare master’s degree allegations is a vindication, with the judge finding Malema’s claims “prima facie defamatory” but protected by truth and public interest. Local Government Violence: SALGA is calling for tougher action to curb political violence ahead of the 2026 Local Government Elections after killings of candidates and councillors in Cape Town, Gqeberha and the West Rand. June 30 Security Standoff: Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says SAPS is ready for planned demonstrations, while government has also set out a R600m security package—sparking public outrage over priorities amid the immigration crisis. Immigration & Xenophobia: SARS is tightening scrutiny of South Africans abroad claiming non-residency for tax purposes, and multiple reports track the scramble to repatriate Malawians and other nationals as tensions rise. Elections & Integrity: The IEC urges voters to register on day two of the registration weekend, while fake IEC job ads on WhatsApp continue to circulate. Regional Diplomacy: China’s vice president meets Deputy President Paul Mashatile in Beijing, stressing BRICS/G20 coordination and deepening cooperation. Health & Africa: DRC’s eastern Ebola response is being hampered by conflict and closed borders, underscoring why peace efforts matter for containing outbreaks.
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