AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHIV Funding Shock: The US says it will phase South Africa out of PEPFAR, citing “failure to make demonstrable progress” on policy demands, as diplomatic tensions deepen and Pretoria rejects the allegations. Ministerial Perks: A new look at the “ministerial handbook” shows Ramaphosa’s 32 ministers drawing major benefits paid by taxpayers, including residences, staff and flights, on top of R2.79m salaries. Migration Pressure: Ireland deported 42 South Africans on a charter flight, while South Africa is building more temporary deportation capacity for Malawians amid protests and court-required processes. Voter Registration Push: The IEC warns youth are still lagging, with over 70% of 18–19-year-olds not registered, as Malema backs a bill for automatic voter registration. Legal Aid Strike: Legal Aid attorneys begin a nationwide strike over budget cuts and staffing freezes, warning fair-trial rights are at risk. World Cup Drama: Bafana’s late penalty draw keeps qualification hopes alive, while South Africa’s coach and players stay in the spotlight. Sports & Culture: Jazz legend Abdullah Ibrahim dies at 91; Makhadzi’s Congo fans damage her car during a chaotic welcome.
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