AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBusiness: Ubombo Sugar has been named ABF Sugar Business of the Year for a second straight year, outperforming the group’s businesses in Europe and Africa. Economic Outlook: The IMF has cut Eswatini’s growth forecasts to 3.7% for 2026 and 3.4% for 2027, citing a more uncertain global outlook. Fuel Security: King Mswati III says the country should expand its strategic oil reserve from 60 to 90 days’ supply to guard against disruptions and price shocks. Industrial Growth: Finance Minister Neal Rijkenberg has urged African countries to boost regional trade and produce more value-added goods, while the King has called for industrial parks across Eswatini and stronger investment in energy. Education: Pupils at Shewula High School protested allegations that two teachers were sexually involved with learners; police were called to restore order. Football: CAF’s increased annual funding will give the EFA more than E11.5 million, with the money intended to support administration, grassroots and women’s football, and local leagues.
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