AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSports & Community Pride: Eswatini’s Andreas Simelane made history as the first Liswati to finish the Washie 100 Miler in South Africa, while Green Mamba got relief after striker Sabelo “Sikhali” Ndzinisa was discharged from hospital and will return to training once fully recovered. Infrastructure & Resettlement: Mpakeni Dam resettlement costs have jumped past E140 million, with 147 of 231 homesteads already relocated and completion targeted for 2028. Football (Continental): Nsingizini Hotspurs Ladies face a tough CAF Women’s Champions League/COSAFA qualifier draw, meeting Mamelodi Sundowns, Costa do Sol and Silver Strikers in Group B. Health & Safety: A transfer to DR Congo for midfielder Junior Magagula comes amid Ebola fears, though his agent says he is safe; meanwhile, UNAIDS reports major HIV progress and warns prevention is entering a new phase. Governance & Rights: The High Court ordered the immediate release of re-arrested Chinese nationals, ruling the second arrest violated protections against double jeopardy. Business & Tech: SBS Bank Eswatini launched its eMACH.ai Treasury platform to modernise treasury operations after its commercial banking conversion. Culture & Learning: Local author Nicky Ndwandwe launched a nationwide literacy initiative, turning her memoir into a reading and healing drive.
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