AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFootball & Youth Talent: Eswatini international Neliswa “Tiger” Dlamini struck after just 20 seconds for Zimbabwe’s Hardrock in the Munhumutapa Challenge Cup, extending his scoring run as the club fielded a full Eswatini quartet. CAF Interclub Focus: Nsingizini Hotspurs and Scottland FC learned their CAF Champions League preliminary opponents after the Cairo draw, setting up a first-leg clash in early September. Investment & Industry: Prime Minister Russell Dlamini met Taiwanese tech pioneer Stan Shih about possible manufacturing/assembly in the Eswatini–Taiwan Industrial Innovation Park, while also urging Taiwanese energy firms to invest in renewables and large-scale power projects. Energy & Economy: The IMF projects Eswatini growth will slow in 2026 amid higher fuel costs, weaker demand, tighter financing and weather disruptions. Governance & Integrity: A Judicial Commission recommended a lifestyle audit for Master’s Office employees after finding structural weaknesses and isolated corruption concerns. Sports & Culture: The King’s Cup golf tournament was launched with a E1m prize purse and SuperSport broadcast plans; meanwhile, Luju Festival continues to build pan-African creative ties. Regional Diplomacy: Tanzania and Eswatini pledged deeper cooperation across trade, investment, tourism, education, health and agriculture.
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