AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAirport Investment: ESWACAA says its Airport City plan aims to attract E12 billion and create 20,000 jobs by 2037, centred on King Mswati III International Airport. Student Support: Government scholarship applications are open for eligible students at UNESWA’s Mbabane Campus and institutions in South Africa and Namibia; the deadline is October 31. King’s Taiwan Visit: King Mswati III thanked Taiwan for donating two helicopters and training Eswatini pilots and maintenance staff during his state visit. Public Safety: Police recorded 14 illegal-firearm incidents in September, including six armed robberies and five attempted murders, despite an amnesty urging people to surrender weapons. Regional Allegations: A Malawi-based outlet has alleged the late Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo was linked to an arms and drugs network spanning eight countries, including Eswatini. The claims have not been independently verified. Education: A nursing charity’s mentorship and funding programme has helped orphaned daughters of nurses in Eswatini and three other African countries remain in school. Sport: Eswatini’s Next Generation Taekwondo team won eight medals at a tournament in Mozambique.
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