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Commerce & Compliance: Trade minister Manqoba Khumalo has launched a nationwide two-month inspection drive to check business licences, tax and ENPF compliance, including documentation for foreign-owned firms, as government pushes citizen economic ownership under the Citizens Economic Empowerment Act. Security Incident: Eswatini says its soldiers accidentally shot two US personnel during an anti-smuggling operation in the northeast; the Americans suffered minor injuries and an investigation is underway, with the matter being handled diplomatically. Judicial Affairs: Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala’s body has been repatriated from South Africa, and government has announced a State Funeral plus E500,000 support for the family. Public Finance Oversight: PACs across SADC, meeting in Eswatini, vowed tougher scrutiny of public procurement, including at least two value-for-money inquiries yearly and faster follow-up hearings. Education Crisis Response: Hhohho schools Lufafa and Gobolondlo face major infrastructure gaps; PS Nanikie Mnisi urged pupils, teachers and parents to stay calm while authorities address shortages. Sports & Economy: MTN Premier League 2026/27 kicks off with prize money boosted to E1.185m for champions, while the ESE market cap stayed flat at E7.053bn in August. Community & Culture: Ntjilo-Ntjilo choral competition prizes have jumped, with a new E260,000 pool for top choirs ahead of September 20.

Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.

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