AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoIndependence Celebrations: King Charles III has congratulated King Mswati III and the people of Eswatini on the country’s 58th Independence Day, praising the UK–Eswatini partnership and highlighting Eswatini’s environmental efforts. Sports & Community: Moneni Pirates ended an 11-year trophy wait by beating Mbabane Highlanders 4-2 on penalties to win the 8Bet Trade Fair Cup, while Nsingizini Hotspurs’ CAF Champions League hopes remain alive after a 1-0 first-leg loss to Scottland FC. Public Safety: Parents are being warned to watch for discreet vaping devices being smuggled into schools, as authorities urge vigilance ahead of school reopening. Governance & Justice: The Eswatini Medical Christian University council alleges committee chair Mbuso Simelane tried to divert E10 million in public funds, with the matter headed to the High Court. Regional Development: Africa’s economic momentum is being linked to rising savings, electronic payments and cross-border transactions, with Standard Bank reporting stronger formal activity across the continent. Health Support: Taiwan’s Medical Mission provided free care to 377 people in Mhlangatane, including screenings, medication, and mobility aid. Trade & Culture: Eswatini’s International Theatre Festival (OITF) is set to revive the arts scene from October 1–3, with productions, murals, school events and workshops.
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