AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoENPF Governance Crisis: ENPF CEO Futhi Tembe says she has led the fund for nearly 10 months without a functioning board, after employer and employee reps withdrew and quorum collapsed, but management kept operations moving. Rule of Law in Courts: The Law Society of Eswatini says the Master’s Office probe was unlawful and is again calling for a properly authorised commission, after it claims it was invited but did not attend proceedings. Health & Testing: A report warns standard drug-resistant TB tests can miss mutations outside the usual rpoB region, meaning some cases may go undetected and keep spreading. Church Demolition: A chief allegedly demolished a Zion church at Makhwelela using a tractor and, witnesses say, brandished a firearm; damage is put at about E500 000. Women & Safety: Inkhosikati LaMatsebula urged prayers and collective action to tackle GBV, stressing men’s roles in mentoring, opening doors and challenging discrimination. Trade & Regional Integration: SADC’s Simplified Trade Regime is being pushed to cut border costs for small traders, while AfDB road upgrades aim to boost Eswatini-SA-Moz trade by 5%. Football & Sponsorship: Nsingizini Hotspurs secured a new Sibebe Premium Lager partnership ahead of the CAF Champions League, and Scottland’s coach warns Eswatini’s Nsingizini won’t be easy.
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