AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRegional Cooperation: Foreign Affairs Minister Pholile Shakantu called for coordinated action at a COMESA meeting in Harare, warning that supply-chain disruption, rising fuel and shipping costs are adding to pressure on households and businesses. Electricity and Economy: Eswatini’s power-sector risks could reach 13.9% of GDP under severe stress by 2031/32, the IMF warns. The country imports nearly 80% of its electricity, while higher oil prices and a weaker lilangeni are also clouding the economic outlook. Young Sihlangu: Eswatini’s U-15 team opens its historic FIFA World Cup campaign against the Dominican Republic on Saturday in Baku. Health Readiness: A Health Ministry assessment puts the country 52% ready for a potential Ebola outbreak, highlighting gaps as well as areas of preparedness. Football Abroad: Five Eswatini internationals are in Zimbabwe’s title race, with Hardrock FC needing wins in its final three matches to secure the championship.
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