AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoJudiciary: Judge Mumcy Dlamini has become Eswatini’s first female acting Chief Justice, taking office amid court backlogs and staffing shortages. Business Rules: MPs backed a 12-month period for foreign-owned businesses operating unlawfully to regularise or close, as debate continues over enforcement and local businesses’ readiness to take over. Banking: Fraud losses jumped 371% to E31 million in the year to October, the highest in a decade. Energy: EEC is seeking electricity tariff increases of 18.38% in 2027/28 and 14.68% the following year. Public Finances: Domestic revenue reached E8.2 billion at mid-year, while government plans to raise another E8.2 billion to cover its deficit and domestic arrears. Aviation: Eswatini Air says it has injected E400 million into the economy and created more than 80 direct jobs in three years. Football: Sihlangu are set for their first-ever match against a UEFA nation on European soil, facing Malta.
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