AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation: A record 962,832 candidates are registered for South Africa’s 2026 matric exams, which begin Tuesday; contingency plans are in place if protests disrupt exams. Justice & Identity: Durban-born jurist Navi Pillay’s Nobel Peace Prize has drawn tributes at home and abroad for her work defending human rights and international law. Community Safety: Anti-migrant protests have turned violent, with vehicles torched and shops looted in Durban and Johannesburg. A separate breakthrough in the killing of jogger Elizabeth “Tsontso” Moselakgomo saw four suspects arrested after police reportedly found them with property linked to her; investigations continue. Lifestyle: Rachel Kolisi cheered Siya at his Stormers homecoming in Cape Town, while MaMkhize defended choosing DJ Zinhle’s local ERA luggage over luxury labels. What’s On: Garden Town Stellenbosch returns from 31 October, with garden tours, talks and a market celebrating spring in the Winelands.
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