AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoProteas in Command: South Africa moved closer to victory in Gqeberha after bowling Australia out for 99. The visitors were 156 for four at stumps, still 170 behind, with Travis Head unbeaten on 87. Budget and Fuel Relief: Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana cut the 2026 growth forecast to 1.2% but announced temporary fuel-levy cuts from November 4 to ease pressure on motorists. Water Safety: More than 500 people have fallen ill in two cities, including 408 in communities east of Pretoria. Authorities say untreated water was not chlorinated for about three weeks and have urged residents not to drink it. Steel Industry: The IDC has reached an initial agreement to take over ArcelorMittal South Africa in a deal worth about R10 billion, including R7 billion in debt. G20 Invitation: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged Donald Trump to invite South Africa to the G20 summit in Miami, saying Africa belongs at the table. Rugby: The Lions confirmed Hyron Andrews died from an aortic dissection; his body remains in France as repatriation arrangements begin.
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