AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNuclear Safety Reassurance: Eskom and the National Nuclear Regulator say Koeberg’s recent radioactive contamination incidents were minor, contained, and posed no risk to the public, as officials briefed media and reiterated plans to expand nuclear power. Local Government Capacity: The Water Research Commission warns municipalities are struggling because they lack skilled engineers and experienced staff to fix water and electricity problems. Crime and Corruption Crackdown: Gauteng’s Political Killings Task Team arrested a former Emfuleni municipal fleet manager over alleged R16m fraud tied to undelivered vehicles. Migration and Mandela Day: Naledi Pandor says Mandela would reject vigilantism and hatred, urging better migration management and more opportunities across the continent; Mandela Day events also saw communities and migrants working together. Xenophobia Tensions in Focus: Zimbabwe rejected calls to expel South Africans, saying it won’t chase away visitors who follow the law. Business and Jobs: Stellenbosch University urges firms to prioritise hiring locals and manage immigration lawfully. Sports Spotlight: The Springboks thrashed Wales 43-0 in Durban, while All Blacks coach Dave Rennie warned South Africa will be a “different beast” in the upcoming series. Industry Investment: Toyota marked progress with a R10.4bn Hilux investment in Durban, aimed at boosting localisation and jobs.
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