AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoJustice & Accountability: Former police minister Nathi Nhleko told the Khampepe Commission that SAPS’s refusal to pay legal costs stalled the TRC prosecution of former Crime Intelligence members over the 1983 abduction, murder and disappearance of ANC courier Nokuthula Simelane. Culture & Community: A fleet of 50 prepaid buses, plus trucks and water tankers, has been lined up to transport thousands of maidens for the Shiselweni Reed Dance. Sports (CAF): Green Mamba face Angola’s Primeiro de Agosto in the CAF Confederation Cup second leg after a 2-0 first-leg loss, but will be without three key players as they chase a three-goal turnaround in Luanda. Economy & Finance: Central Bank of Eswatini reports gross official reserves rose to E10.4bn in August and private sector credit continued growing. Governance & Business: MPs move to amend the Central Bank of Eswatini Order to allow Auditor General audits, while retailers and wholesalers back the ERS e-invoicing pilot. Consumer Safety: Isuzu D-Max RG19 bakkies are recalled over a possible loose brake pedal pivot pin, with free inspections and repairs urged. Human Rights & Civic Space: The EU reiterated support for human rights and civic space initiatives as Eswatini marks 50 years of partnership.
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