AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUS Immigration: The Supreme Court cleared the way for Trump to resume third-country deportations, temporarily blocking a lower-court notice requirement; critics warn it could expose people to persecution, while the US says it’s needed when home countries refuse returns. Regional Migration: Burundi says it will accept some US deportees, but only those without criminal records or terrorism links, with details on numbers and timing still unclear. Local Immigration Reform: Eswatini moves to overhaul immigration laws, fast-tracking the Immigration Bill 2025 to replace the 1982 Act and introduce new enforcement tools. Football: Pitso Mosimane warns Bafana Bafana to respect Eritrea and striker Ali Sulieman ahead of the AFCON qualifier in Cairo; meanwhile Malawi’s Under-23 face a tough second-leg task after losing 1-0 to eSwatini. Business & Tax: ERS rolls out dedicated Client Relationship Consultants for SMEs and steps up bed-levy compliance checks with ETA. Culture & Sports: October International Theatre Festival kicks off in Mbabane, while Eswatini chess celebrates Santiago “Santi” De Nobrega becoming the country’s first FIDE Master. Economy: AfDB says growth rebounded in 2025 to 4.6% but remains fragile amid fiscal and financing pressures.
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