AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBox Office Buzz: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is smashing South African cinema records, taking R7.7m in three days and setting a new IMAX opening benchmark. Football Politics: CAF president Patrice Motsepe insists the AFCON 2025 Morocco-Senegal title dispute is now fully in the hands of CAS, with CAF waiting to apply the final ruling. Music & Culture: Country star Orville Peck made his Grand Ole Opry debut, opening with Dolly Parton’s “I Will Always Love You.” Global Spotlight on Africa: Shakira brought Uganda’s Ghetto Kids to perform during the World Cup final halftime show, with Burna Boy also on stage. Local Screen & Stage: Durban actress TeKayha Sukuram lands a major double win, starring in eGagasini and the film Sugar Cane Boy at the same time. Sports Development: Premier Padel arrives in Pretoria for a first-ever P1 event with a R10m prize pool. Health Alert: Cape Town hospitals treated six children after they allegedly drank spaza shop cooldrink and collapsed.
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