AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHome Affairs & Travel Access: A new bookings-only Home Affairs office has officially opened at Cape Town Civic Centre, aiming to cut long queues and make services easier for residents. Road Rules for Travellers: AARTO is now live in 62 municipalities, with speeding fines graded more sharply and a 10km/h tolerance that starts counting only once you’re at least 11km/h over. Tourism Safety Watch: Cape Town has recorded 135 aggressive seal incidents since 2021, with researchers linking the behaviour to rabies spreading from land animals to Cape fur seals. Local Tourism Disruption: iSimangaliso Wetland Park faces a growing land dispute in Ozabeni, with arrests after illegal clearing and major fencing damage. Family Travel Hit by Theft: A KZN South Coast resort burglary left a New Zealand family without passports and key belongings, forcing urgent document replacements. Sports & Events: Infrastructure South Africa promises quarterly updates on its Construction Book, while Cape Town also gets a new wellness safari category with Kuganha’s opening.
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