AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAKA Murder Case: South Africa’s State will help the defence by temporarily transferring the seven men accused of murdering rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes and Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane back to Westville prison for consultation, after complaints that strict conditions at eBongweni have hampered proper preparation; the accused are set to appear together in Durban High Court. US Deportees in Eswatini: A complaint to the African Commission on Human and People’s Rights says Trump-deported immigrants held in Eswatini’s maximum-security prison lack medical care, food and clothing, with detainees reportedly unable to challenge their detention. Health & Research: Eswatini researchers report targeted next-generation sequencing has uncovered TB resistance to rifampicin and bedaquiline that routine tests may miss, raising stakes for MDR-TB treatment. Border Anti-Corruption: South Africa and Eswatini-linked border agencies intensify anti-corruption work at Oshoek Port of Entry, using accounts from convicted former officials to dismantle fraud networks. Digital Health: MTN Eswatini promotes the Siswati-localised Notsa Health App, training communities to use it for reminders and health guidance. Trade & Competition: Eswatini’s Commerce Minister says competition and standards bodies must help SMEs compete against large firms, urging stronger empowerment through legislation and resources. World Cup 2026: FIFA’s expanded tournament kicks off June 11 with Mexico, the US and Canada as co-hosts, while South Africa return after a qualifying win over Rwanda.
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