AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoJune 30 Security Crunch: South Africa is tightening security as anti-migrant groups near their 30 June ultimatum, with police investigating a Malawian man’s death in Pietermaritzburg and authorities warning of unrest. Tender Delays Hit Growth: Infrastructure South Africa says more than 70% of advertised tenders are cancelled or closed, with only about 17% awarded in 2025—raising fresh alarm for construction and investment targets. Cash Still Matters: The Reserve Bank estimates cash use costs the economy R90bn a year and wants rules to keep cash affordable for rural and lower-income users. HIV Funding Shock: UNAids chief Winnie Byanyima warns US HIV funding cuts could reverse progress in a country with over 8 million people living with HIV. Cape Town Business & Culture: Koelnmesse brings Anuga Select South Africa to Cape Town in 2027, while Cape Town’s jazz community spotlights “Materials that Matter” with Sipho “Hotstix” Mabuse. World Cup, Local Angle: FIFA’s expanded format and tiebreakers are shaping who reaches the Round of 32, with South Africa’s group-stage picture still in focus.
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