AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoXenophobia in focus: A new look at how South Africa’s anti-foreigner rhetoric was shaped by past leaders—arguing the problem goes beyond street-level perpetrators and includes the language and inaction of authorities. Immigration & culture clash: South Africa denies claims that Nigerian singer Ayra Starr was refused a visa, saying there’s no record of any application rejection—while the row feeds wider calls for reciprocity in how artistes are treated. Beauty & fashion spotlight: Portia M Africa hosted “Flaunt Your Glow” in Johannesburg, mixing skincare education with a fashion showcase aimed at confidence and self-love. Public health warning: Experts warn that children as young as five are being exposed to skin-lightening products linked to long-term damage and potentially fatal skin cancer risks. Sports with local emotion: Former SA Under-18 rugby prop Luqobo “Bibo” Makwedini was laid to rest in the Eastern Cape after collapsing during training in France. Women’s football: Nigeria’s Super Falcons goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie says the team has learned from mistakes after a WAFCON opener loss, as they prepare for Zambia. Arts & entertainment: Tomi Adeyemi says the “Children of Blood and Bone” film adaptation left her traumatised, claiming behind-the-scenes antagonism.
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