AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedical Heritage: Wits honoured southern Africa’s first Black cardiologist, Prof Kubedi Patrick Mokhobo, with an honorary doctorate after a life that began with schooling at age 10 under apartheid-era barriers. Women in Business: A spotlight on southern Africa’s wine industry calls out how women—especially Black women—remain under-represented in ownership and leadership despite driving much of the sector’s success. Church & Family Tensions: Nolwazi Kunene, second wife of late Apostle Jeremiah Dlamini, says a memorial service should have celebrated his legacy instead of airing marital history publicly. Immigration & Human Stories: Jamaica says two of three citizens deported by the US to Eswatini declined repatriation to Jamaica, while the third is still being contacted. Travel Access: Russia’s 2026 unified e-visa list includes only a few African countries—Eswatini, Kenya and Zimbabwe—while Spain’s 2026 visa-free expansion for eight African nations notably includes Eswatini. Culture & Community: Embiveni Biggest Braai (Agape Love, 10th edition) targets 10,000+ patrons with Makhadzi headlining, and World Cup final celebrations are set to blend football, music and nightlife across venues.
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