AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFootball Governance: Eswatini clubs are reportedly using “rented” coaches to bypass licensing rules, while CAF coaching courses have been stalled locally since 2017. Jobs and Taiwan Ties: King Mswati III says Taiwan is considering opportunities for about 1,000 emaSwati workers a year and annual support for homes for vulnerable people. Child Protection: Government is moving to appoint a registrar for the sex-offender database, eight years after the law requiring it took effect. Cost of Living: The IMF warns that rising fuel, transport and fertiliser costs could deepen pressure on Eswatini households as inflation climbs across the region. Police Accountability: The High Court ordered government and the police commissioner to pay E380,000 to a man unlawfully arrested and tortured in custody. Youth Sport: Eswatini’s Under-15 team is heading to Azerbaijan for the inaugural FIFA World Cup and Festival, which begins on October 24.
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