AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHIV Funding Crisis: UNAIDS warns that a 23% drop in global HIV prevention funding in 2025 could spark a resurgence, even as countries including Eswatini report major gains since 2010. Anti-Trafficking Push: Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini says traffickers are using AI, fake job offers and social media scams to trap victims, urging stronger vigilance ahead of World Day Against Trafficking. Refugee Travel Documents: Eswatini issued 77 machine-readable refugee passports in the 2026/27 first quarter, enabling recognised refugees to travel for business, study and leisure. Health System Scrutiny: Former Luke Commission staff petitioned Parliament alleging expired drugs were distributed and asking for investigations into health inspections and possible misuse of funds. Beef Export Hope: The EU says Eswatini’s progress in containing FMD is encouraging, raising hopes for the return of beef exports to Europe and Norway. Local Business Boost: Government opened the first Ingelo Incubation production facility to help MSMEs meet standards and access formal retail markets. PIC Governance Reform (Regional): South Africa’s Cabinet appointed Seiso Mohai to chair the Public Investment Corporation, spotlighting Mpati Commission reforms and governance concerns. Motoring Recall: Toyota South Africa recalls Urban Cruisers over a faulty fuel gauge that may fail to warn drivers in time, with some units exported to Eswatini.
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