AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGospel & Culture: Eswatini Praise has drawn over 100 auditions within hours as Big Fish Productions opens a talent search for the next premier Gospel voice. Economy Watch: The CSO reports GDP hit E96.6bn in 2025, with real growth rising to 4.8% driven mainly by a stronger tertiary sector. Public Service: Government provisionally set aside E160m to handle appeals linked to the 2025 public service salary review, with processing still under way after the Umhlanga holiday extension effect. Security: Police seized 58 illegal firearms and 509 rounds of ammunition, arresting 87 people during the AU Firearm Surrender Amnesty Month period. Crime & Courts: Botswana seeks the provisional arrest of two nationals detained in Eswatini over alleged cellphone theft tied to an ATM bombing in Hhohho. Energy & Business: UNDP urged firms to protect profits by investing smarter, not just raising prices, while Eswatini and Namibia push ahead with rooftop solar application portals. Sports: Netball Eswatini budgets E200,000 for the men’s Africa Netball Cup in Kenya, and Nsingizini Hotspurs’ CAF tie tickets go on sale for the Harare clash.
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