AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHuman Rights Watch: UN experts warn US “third-country” deportation deals are triggering a cascade of abuses, including torture, trafficking and enforced disappearances, as Washington signs transfer arrangements with 35+ countries. Local Governance & Safety: Matsapha residents and officials push for CCTV cameras in the town to curb rising crime ahead of the 2027/28 budget. Urban Development: The Minister of Housing launches the 2nd Eswatini Urban Forum (Oct 28–30), aiming to shift from planning to execution on financing, smart solutions and housing for all. Education: Eswatini’s literacy rate is put at about 90%, but early grade reading and maths gaps remain. Child Protection: ESCCOM urges parents to monitor children’s cellphone use as online child traffickers increasingly use social media. Economy & Jobs: PM Russell Dlamini presses the AfDB to open procurement to qualified local firms and youth. Sports: Malawi U-23 host Eswatini in a crucial AFCON qualifier at Bingu Stadium; Eswatini’s Letticia Viana wraps up a FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup run in Poland.
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