AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSevere Weather Watch: A powerful cold front and cut-off low are set to bring widespread rain, flooding risk, strong winds and even light snow to parts of South Africa, with the Eastern Cape and Nelson Mandela Bay among the hardest hit—local authorities have activated disaster response plans. Climate Risk Ahead: The World Meteorological Organization warns El Niño is highly likely this winter (80% June–August, rising later), raising the odds of drought, heavy rainfall and heatwaves across the region. Energy Efficiency Crackdown: South Africa’s Energy Performance Certificate rules are still poorly complied with, despite penalties up to R5m and jail time—experts say the lack of building energy data is undermining planning and slowing efficiency funding. Green Finance & Transition: DBSA-backed Zimi says it will scale EV charging and fleet EV services, positioning South Africa for the “green economy” shift. Policy & Accountability: The City of Johannesburg faces fresh scrutiny after audit findings highlighted major electricity and water losses and weak financial controls. Migration & Public Services: President Ramaphosa says illegal migration strains public services, while condemning xenophobia and vigilantism.
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