AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElectricity Costs: Consumers face the prospect of further bill increases after EEC sought average tariff rises of 18.38% in 2027/28 and 14.68% the following year, citing higher power-purchase costs and past under-recoveries. Business Rules: Foreign-owned businesses found violating local laws have 12 months to regularise or close, under a recommendation adopted by MPs amid concerns about jobs, services and how inspections are being handled. Investment: King Mswati III says Azerbaijani businessman Emin Agalarov has pledged about E1.65 billion for Eswatini, though proposed projects still require feasibility studies. Workers and Healthcare: Government is considering a national minimum wage, while the proposed National Health Insurance Scheme remains at the planning stage as officials seek funding for a feasibility study. Public Transport: Higher bus fares are due to take effect on November 16 after Parliament approved revised tariffs.
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