AGP Executive Report
Last update: 18 hours agoBafana Bafana World Cup costs: Fans eyeing the June 11 opener in Mexico City face eye-watering packages, with return flights plus tickets starting around R163,000. Bafana squad drama: Kaizer Chiefs captain Brandon Petersen was left out, and his wife thanked supporters while coach Hugo Broos said he needed more time to assess the goalkeeper. Bafana goal worries: Hugo Broos heads to Mexico with a clear headache after the goalless Nicaragua draw and a missed penalty, with South Africa needing more cutting edge for Group A. Stormers URC surge: Stormers powered past Cardiff 44-21 in Cape Town, with Ntuthuko Mchunu starring as the pack set the tone. Wits sports science push: Wits University is opening a R300m Brian and Dorothy Zylstra Sports Complex with an anti-doping lab and advanced testing facilities. Otis Ngwabi returns: The Afro-pop artist drops the Amalobolo EP, aiming to restore hope in love and relationships. Netflix June lineup: Streaming gets a big dose of wedding rom-coms and sports films, including new J.Lo title Office Romance. SME support at Sanganai/Hlanganani: More SMEs are set to exhibit next year after demand for space at the tourism expo. Joburg budget backlash: Analysts warn the city’s spending and debt plans could trap residents in a “death spiral” of higher tariffs. Kruger Park case: Police are reportedly closing in on suspects in the murder of an elderly couple, with cross-border leads into Mozambique. Elton Jantjies in trouble: Sars has issued a final demand over a tax claim, while creditors move to attach assets.
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