AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRugby’s Greatest Rivalry: The Springboks survived a tense Cape Town finish to beat the All Blacks 33-26 and square the series, with Rassie Erasmus making late front-row changes and Siya Kolisi back in the captain’s role. Women’s Month in music: Sasa Yende and Yolisa Ngwexana headlined a Women’s Month concert at Inanda Club, pairing art songs and opera with a message about women creating spaces together. Sport governance shake-up: Swimming SA’s president and CEO were provisionally suspended by World Aquatics over alleged abuse of power and false information, and Swimming SA’s impasse with SA Water Polo is now expected to move faster. Cricket inclusion debate: Trans cricketer Anaya Bangar says Cricket Australia cleared her for community cricket and possibly the WBBL, adding she no longer has the same athletic capabilities as before. Local community arts & culture: Buccleuch residents turned John Park into a community hub with a market day featuring local makers, food, crafts and family activities. Entertainment & pop culture: Black Coffee’s rumoured KZN Midlands mansion sparked online buzz, while a viral Cape Town stadium encounter showed 9-year-old Zedan Johnson confidently telling a filmmaker he’s “on Google.”
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