AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoYouth Enterprise: MPs want umphakatsi stamps for young entrepreneurs issued cheaply at tinkhundla centres, warning that weak funding and land insecurity are holding back youth businesses. COP31: Eswatini’s women farmers will have a voice at the climate summit in Türkiye, where Sonia Paiva is set to discuss building climate-resilient farm businesses. Sihlangu: The national team is heading to Europe for its first match there, against Malta, with captain Philani Mkhonto calling the tour a chance for players to showcase their talent. Investment: King Mswati III has welcomed Azerbaijani businessman Emin Agalarov’s E1.65 billion pledge for manufacturing factories, while acknowledging that past investment promises have not always materialised. Maritime Security: The US has sanctioned a company accused of using Eswatini’s name to register tankers carrying Iranian oil without authorisation; government says it is working to establish its own ship registry. Health: SADC ministers are discussing Ebola preparedness, climate-related health threats and access to essential medicines at talks in Durban.
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