AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLocal Creative Industry: Actors Zinzi Zungu and Miranda Ntshangase have launched Star Quality Management and Star Quality Creative Arts College, aiming to train, represent and employ the next generation of South African performers. Women in Sport: Western Cape Cultural Affairs and Sport teamed up with Social Development in Mitchells Plain to donate 4,000+ sanitary products to girls and women in sport, backing menstrual dignity and participation. Taxi Violence Claims: Taxi boss Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni told the Madlanga Commission he warned police minister Bheki Cele about a “cartel” and alleged senior SAPS involvement in taxi killings and violence. Trans Cricket Debate: Trans-athlete Anaya Bangar says Cricket Australia’s clearance gives her a pathway back to women’s cricket at community level, while South Africa’s Marizanne Kapp calls the decision “absolutely ridiculous,” reigniting eligibility arguments. City Politics: Johannesburg mayor Dada Morero apologised after a heated Tshepisong electricity meeting where he told a resident “You’re talking sh*t.” Entertainment & Culture: Elemotho Mosimane returns to Namibia’s National Theatre for his first show since 2022, promising a more intimate, acoustic set.
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