AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHeritage Weekend Travel Tips: Cape Town’s Friday forecast is cloudy with late-night showers, and tide times are published for major spots like Durban, Richards Bay, Port Elizabeth, East London, Cape Town and Mossel Bay—handy for beachgoers and anglers. Cape Town Infrastructure Protest: Residents at Sea Point say the City should spend R114m on potholes, safety and services instead of the N2 Edge wall project, arguing the money won’t benefit their communities. Eastern Cape Wind Farm Debate: Conservationists and locals question the proposed Governors Kop 296MW, 37-turbine project near Makhanda, warning it could harm sensitive landscapes and tourism. Travel Policy Watch: South Africa has withdrawn a dtic directive that would have required mandatory safety certificates for many “unregulated” Chinese imports. Border & Travel Security: 63 travel documents were reported stolen from Siteki Home Affairs in Eswatini. Tourism & Culture: La Motte Wine Estate in Franschhoek reintroduces a Heritage wine for Heritage Month, while Winifred Mandela Precinct in Bryanston launches an African-inspired “diamond walk” fashion concept.
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