AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHIV Response Push: More than 1 200 emaSwati called for a bigger community role in shaping HIV prevention, urging programmes to be co-designed with lived experience. Energy Security: UNDP urged Eswatini to scale renewable energy to strengthen energy security and resilience, with sustainability moving from pledges to real economic change. Housing for Street Dwellers: Deputy Prime Minister Thulisile Dladla says her Office will assess people living on the streets for family reintegration, with chiefs and communities helping place those without support. TLC Probe: Government says it is within rights to investigate The Luke Commission after serious allegations, while politicians’ silence is drawing fresh concern. Fuel Subsidy Pressure: Senate heard government spent E147m in June to cushion fuel costs, with reserves likely to last under six months. Sports Spotlight: Australian Austin Bautista won the FNB Eswatini Challenge, while the National Youth Games athletics medal table is led by Manzini Region. Local Economy & Courts: Swaziland Milling faces a High Court claim over alleged security debt of E745k.
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