AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVehicle Rules: Nearly 2,900 motorists have signed up to challenge South Africa’s SARS over new rules for foreign-registered vehicles, including those from Eswatini, which require registration on its travel system. Deportation Dispute: Eswatini says it has neither agreed to accept a deportee from the United States nor received formal notice of any proposed transfer. Sports: Eswatini’s nine-member taekwondo team finished second at a regional test event in Mozambique, winning medals ahead of next month’s Region V Games. Public Finance: Government is seeking E3.79 billion in new loans, as public debt stood at E43.04 billion in late September. Fuel prices have also risen 51.2% since April, adding pressure on households and businesses. Provident Fund: The High Court has halted the planned inauguration of the ENPF board amid a dispute over appointments and the exclusion of business nominees. AI Standards: Eswatini has launched an AI safety and standards centre to build African expertise in assessing and governing the technology.
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