AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCybercrime Crackdown: Eswatini was among 20 African countries that joined an INTERPOL operation resulting in 1,462 arrests and more than US$105 million recovered. The agency did not specify arrests in Eswatini. Athletics Reform: South Africa backs a governance overhaul at Athletics South Africa, with Athletics Eswatini president Zakhele Dlamini appointed independent observer. Regional Cooperation: Foreign Minister Pholile Shakantu warned COMESA that supply-chain disruptions are driving up fuel and shipping costs, and called for a coordinated response. Immigration Charges: Five suspended officers have been formally charged over alleged irregularities in residence permits and are awaiting trial. Cost of Borrowing: An IMF study warns that lower interest rates in Eswatini may not mean cheaper loans, as South African rate decisions have greater influence under the Common Monetary Area. Local Business: Matsapha textile maker Notsa Eswatini, known for Swati attire, was named the country’s 2026 Entrepreneur of the Year.
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