AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRegional Diplomacy: King Mswati III urged closer Eswatini–Zambia cooperation on trade, culture and security, calling for stronger partnerships that support African integration as he received Zambian and South African high commissioners at Lozitha. Immigration Enforcement: The first group of 84 foreign nationals convicted of immigration offences is expected to leave Eswatini before Sunday, pending South Africa’s transit visas, after sentencing and preparations by the Ministry of Home Affairs. Public Health & Trade: South Africa’s foot-and-mouth disease crisis is again in focus, with calls for a nationwide tracking system to better control outbreaks and protect the beef industry and exports. Cross-Border Safety: A Canadian tourist died after a reported accidental shooting during a barbecue picnic near Phabeni Gate in Kruger National Park; police opened a culpable homicide and reckless handling of a firearm case. Local Economy & Jobs: MTN Eswatini invested E160,000 to refurbish Hospice at Home’s palliative care unit, while government also backed a E600m Quantum Works factory at Nokwane expected to create about 200 jobs. Gender-Based Violence: Police recorded 1,994 GBV cases and 22 related deaths in the first three months of 2026, with the REPS-led GBV Indaba urging stronger community action.
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