AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAnti-migrant unrest and faith response: After weeks of anti-foreigner violence, Christian leaders are stepping up calls for restraint and rule-of-law, warning against vigilante action as more than 160,000 foreign nationals leave South Africa and at least 12 deaths are reported. Child protection probe: The SAHRC will investigate alleged failures in statutory rape reporting, questioning whether police and health/social development departments are meeting mandatory reporting and prosecution duties. Court and property rights: A Johannesburg High Court dismissed a bid to strip heirs of ownership of a Soweto home, ruling the children of the deceased brother were lawful heirs. Music spotlight (SAMA32): The Best African Adult Contemporary Album race heats up ahead of SAMA32, with Simphiwe Dana and Madala Kunene leading nominees. WAFCON shockwaves: Nigeria’s Asisat Oshoala apologised after Malawi stunned the Super Falcons 3-2, calling it a “wake-up call” as the tournament’s pressure ramps up. Digital governance debate: A piece questions how platforms can quietly rewrite digital history, using ICANN Wiki and SHE.africa as a case study. Health and climate: A new study links climate change to shifting malaria risk across sub-Saharan Africa, with some regions seeing reduced spread while others face rising danger.
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