AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNSFAS Support in Focus: Deputy Minister Yusuf Cassim met NSFAS leadership in Cape Town after complaints from students, including delays in allowances and registration problems for the second semester. Education Access: Cassim says NSFAS hadn’t yet committed funding for some students needing to register, with long GAP investigations leaving learners waiting for months. Aviation & Tourism Demand: IATA’s World Air Transport Statistics show international premium travel rising 4.5% in 2025, and the Cape Town–Johannesburg route named Africa’s busiest air corridor with 3.4 million passengers. City Infrastructure: Cape Town’s foreshore freeway bridge project could finally move forward, with design proposals planned for public comment in September. Crime & Safety: Crime activists question Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis’ pledge for a dedicated detective unit, warning the city must prove it can deploy existing policing resources effectively. Travel Business: CemAir resumes Johannesburg–Richards Bay flights from 1 November 2026, targeting corporate travel to the industrial port city. Health at Borders: Zimbabwe is providing returnees with up to five days of ART at ports of entry, urging HIV patients to register locally. Student Life & Mobility: Erasmus+ stories highlight how South African students benefit from international study exchanges.
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