AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPolice Accountability: The High Court ordered government and the police commissioner to pay E380,000 to a man unlawfully arrested and tortured in custody, condemning the use of a plastic bag to suffocate him. Election Rules: The Attorney General warned aspiring candidates that campaigning before the legally permitted period could lead to prosecution. Healthcare: Eswatini and Taiwan are expanding AI-assisted screening and medical training; more than 3,100 patients have been screened for diabetic eye complications since 2025. Disaster Readiness: Eswatini needs E1.23 billion to carry out its resilience and recovery plan, with the Deputy Prime Minister urging partners to fund prevention and early-warning systems. Pension Security: FSRA investigations into Fairlife Beneficiary Fund have raised concern about retirement benefits, with the fund reporting an 80% funding ratio and gaps in financial oversight. Regional Trade: Maputo’s US$150 million port-channel upgrade is designed to take larger vessels and strengthen a trade corridor serving Eswatini and neighbouring countries.
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