AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFootball (COSAFA): Angola thrashed Eswatini 4-0 in the COSAFA opener in Mozambique, leaving the Eswatini U20s pointless as Group B leaders Angola set the pace. Football (MTN Premier League): The league opener’s uncertainty eased after the Premier League of Eswatini and referees met over match-official pay, with a response expected within seven days. Handball (Zone VI): Eswatini’s senior women returned home after a tough debut at Africa Zone VI in Lusaka, gaining valuable experience despite losses to Namibia, Zambia and South Africa. Sports (Chess): Eswatini still left Samarkand with pride after Vikelo Nkomondze was named the Youngest Deaf Player at the World Chess Olympiad for Persons with Disabilities. Health/Policy (Global): WHO member states advanced talks on pathogen access and benefit-sharing to speed up future pandemic responses. Governance (Agriculture): Government has no strategy to manage idle farms, with ministries and agencies holding land outside the Agriculture Ministry’s control. Diplomacy/Security: Eswatini says its forces accidentally shot two US officials during an anti-smuggling operation, and an inquiry is underway.
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