AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFootball: Mbabane Swallows coach Sindiso Gama has resigned, citing poor working conditions, unpaid salaries and a lack of petrol money. The club has started the season without a win in three matches. Pension security: An FSRA investigation found Fairlife Beneficiary Fund was only 80% funded, with unreconciled bank accounts and no clear recovery plan. The fund administers 20 retirement schemes, putting thousands of members’ benefits under scrutiny. Schools: Education PS Naniki Mnisi is seeking MPs’ guidance on whether to keep the 2017 uniform policy, including the ban on trousers for girls. Jobs and health ties: King Mswati says Eswatini and Taiwan are considering a formal deal to open jobs for emaSwati beyond English teaching. Taipei Medical University Hospital says its 17-year partnership has included training, telemedicine and support for digital services at Manzini Government Hospital. Economic outlook: The IMF cut Eswatini’s growth forecasts to 3.7% for 2026 and 3.4% for 2027. Finance Minister Neal Rijkenberg says World Bank cooperation should deliver jobs and better public services.
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