AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRugby Greatest Rivalry: Springboks captain Siya Kolisi says the biggest respect they can show the All Blacks is to “go hard for 80 minutes” in Cape Town after New Zealand’s 33-16 win in Johannesburg. Cricket shock in Windhoek: Namibia beat South Africa by 18 runs in the T20I tri-series opener; Jan Frylinck top-scored with 60 and Dewald Brevis’ 75 couldn’t stop the Proteas finishing on 145/9. Hockey World Cup: Pakistan edged South Africa 4-3 on penalties after a 4-4 draw in the classification round, with goalkeeper Waqar making two crucial saves. Power & infrastructure: Eskom took Koeberg Nuclear Power Station Unit 1 offline after a turbine trip; it says there’s no risk to the public and capacity remains available. Crime stats: Acting Minister Firoz Cachalia released first-quarter 2026/27 crime statistics, stressing the figures guide where interventions must be strengthened. Environment & water: Water and Sanitation wrapped consultations on proposed 2027/28 raw water use charges, while a Western Cape invasive alien plants clearing hackathon focused on safer green spaces. Tourism: Cape Town won two World Travel Awards Africa titles, including Leading City Destination and Leading Meetings & Conference Destination.
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