AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPolice & Public Safety: King Mswati III announced REPS will recruit more officers to meet growing demand and replace retirees, while PM Russell Dlamini said the force remains a pillar of peace and national confidence during 23rd Police Day celebrations. Women in Security: Tshidi Mdluli made history as only the second woman to interpret for the King at a major national event, following Tandzile Maziya’s earlier breakthrough in Correctional Services. US Travel Update: The US Embassy in Mbabane will stop routine visa applications, directing applicants to book appointments and apply via the US Consulate General in Johannesburg. Health & Aid: UNAIDS warned HIV prevention funding cuts could spark a resurgence, even as countries including Eswatini report major reductions since 2010. Anti-Trafficking Push: PM Dlamini urged stronger vigilance as traffickers increasingly use AI, social media and fake job offers to trap victims. Local Economy & Jobs: Government opened Eswatini’s first Ingelo Incubation production facility to help MSMEs meet standards and access formal retail markets. Agriculture Trade: EU welcomed Eswatini’s progress in containing FMD, raising hopes for renewed beef export access. Sports & Culture: Luju Food & Lifestyle Festival returns as a two-day celebration of Nguni foodways, fashion and music.
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