AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHimalayan Disaster: Flash floods and landslides on the Nepal–China border have killed at least 359 people, with more than 1,400 still missing, including hundreds of foreign tourists and pilgrims; rescuers warn of fresh flooding risk as debris-blocked lakes could breach. South Africans Caught Up: A Durban mother says her 33-year-old daughter, Terricia, is among four South Africans still missing after the disaster. Rescue Updates: Nepal says 910 people (including 517 foreign nationals) remain unaccounted for, while China reports 558 missing in Tibet’s Gyirong County. Nkandla Fallout: South Africa’s Special Tribunal ordered Nkandla architect Minenhle Makhanya to repay over R147m to the state after unlawful security-upgrade conduct. Rail Safety Ruling: The Western Cape High Court held Prasa fully liable after a commuter was dragged from a moving train during a robbery, leaving her disabled. Local Travel & Leisure: Sibaya Coastal City in KwaZulu-Natal says major property projects are moving into active construction, with new retail and hotel plans boosting the corridor’s visitor appeal.
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