AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoElectronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) Launch: President Ramaphosa officially launched South Africa’s electronic travel authorisation at OR Tambo, promising easier, faster entry while boosting biometric checks, risk assessment and border security—aimed at supporting tourism, investment and jobs. Immigration & Courts: A Western Cape high court blocked Home Affairs from arresting or deporting a Somali refugee while he awaits renewal of his status, ordering an appointment for him to apply. Repatriation Update: Malawi ended its free transport scheme for citizens returning from South Africa after 56,723 people went home, with consular help still available. Border Crackdown: South Africa’s Border Management Authority intercepted 4,229 undocumented people trying to enter illegally and refused entry to 12,100 during intensified screening. Weather Disruptions: SAWS warned of disruptive rain and strong winds in parts of KwaZulu-Natal, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, Gauteng and the North West, with dangerous conditions for travellers and people at sea. Tourism & Wildlife: South Africa marked World Elephant Day, highlighting conservation efforts and the National Elephant Heritage Strategy gazetted in May. Travel Safety & Outdoors: A solo Drakensberg hike in the Southern Drakensberg turned into a fight for survival after a wrong turn and harsh conditions.
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