AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoRugby’s Greatest Rivalry (Joburg): Bulls coach Johan Ackermann says the All Blacks will arrive with Test-match intensity at Loftus, but the Bulls are short on match sharpness after a fast-tracked pre-season following their URC final run. Public safety: Johannesburg police are investigating a deadly armed robbery at Crown Mines shopping centre after a shootout with security guards; one suspect died and others fled, with some injured. Road safety crackdown: KZN’s #NenzaniLaEzweni campaign has logged 6,549 drunk-driving arrests, with Newcastle drivers detained after End-of-Snow parties. Education funding: NSFAS faces a growing R15bn shortfall, putting “free higher education” plans under pressure as student numbers rise faster than government funding. Tourism & travel ideas: Cape Town’s Lorea High Tea Bus Tour is drawing attention as a “first-of-its-kind” moving high-tea experience—born from a major scam setback. Migration & regional relations: Ramaphosa condemned attacks and forced departures of foreign nationals, urging South Africans to stop practising exclusion. Sports streaming for travellers: Guides are circulating on how to watch Bulls vs All Blacks and other major fixtures online.
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