AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoViolence in the Western Cape: Serious Violent Crime detectives are investigating after four men were shot dead in Nyanga, Cape Town, when they stopped to fix a flat tyre; police believe it may be taxi-related and four murder cases have been opened. Public safety on Table Mountain: Fire crews are battling a blaze above Kloof Corner, with visitors evacuated from the Lower Cableway Station and some hiking trails closed. Immigration tensions and backlash: DJ Ayanda is facing backlash over comments about illegal immigration after she said SA’s reputation at airports affects her travel; meanwhile, SAPS has issued a circular telling officers not to join community groups or private organisers in targeting foreign nationals. Politics and voting access: Home Affairs says hundreds of thousands of IDs are still uncollected ahead of the final voter registration weekend, while the IEC urges eligible voters to register or update details before stations close at 5pm. Education and girls’ access: Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls is ending its Henley-on-Klip boarding campus at the end of 2027 and shifting to a nationwide scholarship model. GBVF leadership: President Ramaphosa has established a National Council on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide to strengthen coordination and accountability until 2029.
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