AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMigration & belonging: Government says white South Africans who tried to resettle in the US over “white genocide” claims won’t face persecution if they return, reiterating constitutional protection. HIV prevention: At AIDS 2026, renewed focus on PEP and new research on a once-weekly islatravir/lenacapavir pill option for people with HIV. Xenophobia & culture clash: Nigerian OAP Do2dtun urged Tyla to reconsider her Lagos show amid attacks on Nigerians in SA; VDM also vowed to oppose the concert, warning it could be disrupted. Racism in classrooms: Netizens reflect on being the only Black learner in predominantly white schools in the 1990s, describing everyday racism from classmates and teachers. Community & faith: Tshwane hands over long-misused Marabastad land to ZCC for worship and upliftment after more than a decade. Education spotlight: Oprah Winfrey’s South African girls’ academy will transfer to Gauteng Education after the 2027 year, shifting to a nationwide scholarship model. Arts & youth: Urban Playground opens in Rosebank to nurture street-culture careers across skate, BMX, esports, music and fashion. Heritage in music: Scatterlings Music Festival returns in Johannesburg as a contemporary tribute to Johnny Clegg, curated by his son Jesse Clegg and Msaki. Health & inclusion: Sekunjalo Sign Language Centre expands access to South African Sign Language with free community courses and plans for youth classes.
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