AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoElectricity Tariffs: Eswatini Electricity Company (EEC) says it can legally apply for tariff adjustments every two years, and the minister insists the utility is within its rights to seek another hike before year-end, with any change subject to ESERA review. Trade Talks: India and SACU have signed Terms of Reference to restart negotiations for a Preferential Trade Agreement, aiming to conclude talks within a year and focusing on goods like cars, medicines and industrial machinery. Youth & Leadership: More than 80 student leaders were urged to take campus lessons into communities and workplaces, while UNESWA’s vice chancellor stressed that retirement planning must start before people exit work. Climate Watch: Meteorologists warn El Niño conditions could raise drought risk across Eswatini, urging monitoring and preparedness. Public Safety: Government moved 114 street children and vulnerable people to temporary shelters ahead of a severe cold front. Governance: The government has ordered probes into allegations raised by former employees of The Luke Commission, saying due process will follow.
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