AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHIV Prevention: A NERCHA survey says many young people in Eswatini still have unprotected sex despite access to condoms, with partner pressure, financial hardship and weak parent-child communication flagged as key drivers. Aviation Farewell: Captain Robert Dlamini has made his final landing after more than 20 600 flying hours, ending a long career as Eswatini Air’s Director of Operations. Justice for Families: PSPF is encouraging members to undergo genetic profile testing so DNA disputes over inheritance and paternity can be resolved, including after a person has passed on. University Reforms: UNESWA’s Reforms Implementation Committee is launched, chaired by Prof Zodwa Motsa, to restore academic excellence, governance and financial sustainability. Health Costs Under Scrutiny: MPs raise concerns over high consultation fees at The Luke Commission (TLC) despite a government subvention, questioning value for money for patients. Tourism Impact Reporting: Acacia Africa releases its first Accommodation Impact Report, saying 72% of its properties deliver measurable traveller impact across conservation, community and culture, including Mlilwane Rest Camp in Eswatini. Public Safety: A drink-driving case at Buhleni Circuit Court sees a guilty plea after a breath test above the legal limit, with sentencing options set by the court.
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