AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoCommunity Health: The Palm Grove Health and Wellness Initiative says it provides medical care, therapy and family support to more than 60 children with disabilities in Eswatini. Jobs and Skills: Labour Minister Phila Buthelezi says training must be judged by whether people find work, calling for stronger links between skills programmes, employers and investment. Immigration Reform: A proposed bill would create permanent residence and investment visas, offering qualifying investors a route to settle without becoming citizens. Digital Services: EPTC has launched broadband and online-shopping promotions as it seeks to improve connectivity and support businesses. Pressure on Public Services: MPs say more than E88 million set aside for Health Ministry capital projects went unspent, while Shiselweni farmers report over 50 cattle deaths amid drought. Maritime Sanctions: The US has sanctioned an India-based network accused of using false ship registrations, including an unauthorised Eswatini registry; Eswatini authorities have disavowed the registry.
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