AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInvestment: Azerbaijani businessman Emin Agalarov has pledged about E1.65 billion ($99 million) for manufacturing factories in Eswatini, following King Mswati III’s visit to Azerbaijan. Football: Eswatini’s Under-23s face Algeria on Wednesday in a second-round AFCON qualifier at Somhlolo, hoping their counter-attacking plan can deliver an upset. Land Dispute: A woman was allegedly beaten and her son forced to assault her during violence linked to a wetland project and a long-running boundary dispute in kaGasa. Transport: Bus fares are set to rise from November 16 after operators give passengers the required seven days’ notice. Judiciary: Acting Chief Justice Mumcy Dlamini takes office amid 23 challenges, including case backlogs, prolonged pre-trial detention and shortages of judges and courtrooms. Sihlangu: Eswatini’s national team is preparing for its first European match, against Malta on November 12, followed by a Netherlands fixture on November 15, though the second opponent is not yet confirmed.
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