AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTrade and Business: Eswatini could see a temporary influx of South African goods if the US removes South Africa from AGOA, economist Thembinkosi Dube warns. Local SMEs already face mounting pressure from foreign competition, high costs and limited access to finance. Police Recruitment: The Human Rights Commission has urged changes to the recruitment process after jobseekers spent cold nights in long queues, raising concerns about access and applicants’ dignity. Elderly Grants: MPs are pressing for progress on a proposed increase to E1,500 a month, saying rising living costs are squeezing senior citizens. Sihlangu: Eswatini will face Malta in a friendly on November 12, with the teams ranked 165th and 161st respectively.
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