AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWestern Cape Tourism: A new luxury wellness safari has opened less than two-and-a-half hours from Cape Town, pairing Big Five encounters with private wellness facilities in a rewilded conservancy. Stellenbosch’s Garden Town festival returns from 31 October to 9 November, with garden tours, workshops and a market. Migration Tensions: Home Affairs has withdrawn its asylum directive after anti-migrant unrest in Durban and Johannesburg, where shops were looted and at least 24 vehicles set alight. The department said the policy’s consequences put officials at risk. Cost of Living: The Automobile Association warns petrol could reach R40 a litre by year-end if global oil pressures persist, and is urging government to cut fuel taxes. Industry and Jobs: Manufacturing output fell 4.3% year on year in August as the government engaged Bell Equipment and Mondi over import pressure and support for local producers. Tongaat Hulett, meanwhile, will leave the JSE on 3 November after 74 years.
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