AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS Deportations & Border Security: Convicted rapists, murderers and robbers deported from the US to Eswatini under a 2025 deal were photographed shopping freely in Matsapha, prompting South Africans to question how secure the arrangement is near the SA border. Football—CAF Campaigns: Scottland FC coach Norman Mapeza says Nsingizini Hotspurs won’t be easy after the CAF Champions League preliminary draw, while Nsingizini unveiled a new Sibebe Premium Lager sponsorship ahead of their continental run. Infrastructure & Trade: An AfDB-funded road programme will cut travel costs and times and is projected to boost trade with South Africa and Mozambique by 5%. Education & Literacy: The World Bank warns Eswatini faces a reading crisis, with many children not mastering basic literacy in early primary. Women & Safety: Inkhosikati LaMatsebula urged prayers and collective action to tackle GBV and protect families. Business & Investment: PM Russell Dlamini met Taiwanese partners to attract packaging manufacturing and pursue renewable energy projects. Court & Governance: A lifestyle audit has been recommended following a judicial commission’s findings of shortcomings in the Office of the Master of the High Court.
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