AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHome Affairs & Travel Access: Minister Leon Schreiber officially opened a new appointment-only Home Affairs office at Cape Town Civic Centre, part of “Home Affairs @ home” to cut queues and long trips; bookings are via the upgraded myhomeaffairsonline.dha.gov.za. Tourism Growth Push: Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille welcomed Phase Three of the government-business partnership, with tourism flagged for faster growth, better air access, visa processing upgrades, destination marketing, safety and tourism infrastructure investment. Premium Safari Launch: Kuganha opened near Cape Town with a new private wellness safari concept inside a rewilded Big Five conservancy, offering just 10 large private tented suites. Safety Warning for Travellers: The US State Department issued updated warnings for Mozambique, advising Americans to avoid parts of the safari destination (including Cabo Delgado) due to terrorism risks. Road Safety: A head-on crash in Eastern Cape (Gompo, Duncan Village) killed at least two and injured 12, with reckless driving alleged. Community & Wellbeing: A Western Cape anti-bullying initiative, 42 Unbreakable, kicks off a 42-school run to support bullied learners.
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