AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDeportee Claims: South Africa’s Border Management Authority has denied reports that US deportees in Eswatini crossed into South Africa illegally, saying its border posts are secured. Eswatini says three nationals from Yemen, Belize and Laos voluntarily returned home between September and October. Seed Investment: At the African Union Seed Summit in Ezulwini, King Mswati III urged investors to bring capital, technology and skills to the sector. Prime Minister Russell Dlamini called for food-security discussions to deliver practical action, while Agriculture Minister Mandla Tshawuka highlighted technology as a way to create jobs for young people. Cameroonian Delegate Dies: A delegate attending the EUMETSAT Africa forum in Matsapha died after collapsing and being taken to hospital. Government is working with the family and Cameroonian authorities to repatriate his remains. Youth Mental Health: A Health Ministry official told a workshop that one in four pupils surveyed had attempted suicide more than once, underscoring calls for stronger support through schools and football clubs. Sihlangu Progress: Eswatini’s Under-23 side advanced past Malawi on a 2-1 aggregate score and will face Algeria in the next qualifying round.
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