AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBorder Security: Eswatini and the UK discussed closer cooperation on border management, asylum processing and information-sharing as refugee and asylum-seeker numbers rise. Public Spending: Draft rules would require the Prime Minister to approve ministries’ annual overseas travel plans. Workers’ Funds: Business and labour groups are asking the High Court to overturn the ENPF board chair’s appointment and challenge a principal secretary’s voting seat. Energy Costs: EEC is seeking average tariff increases of 18.38% in 2027/28 and 14.68% the following year; a decision is expected by February. Business Compliance: Government has given non-compliant foreign-owned businesses 12 months to meet requirements or close. Football: Eswatini’s U-23s head to Algeria after a 2-1 first-leg win, while Sihlangu made history with a 1-1 draw in Malta, scoring the country’s first goal on European soil despite playing with 10 men. Climate: Eswatini joined COP31’s voluntary electrification pledge and backed Taiwan’s participation in global climate talks.
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