AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoForensic Probe After Crash: Zimbabwe says the wreckage of helicopter crash that killed tycoon Wicknell Chivayo and four others has been moved to Harare for forensic examination, with international aviation experts to help determine what caused the accident. Regional Football: Eswatini’s U-23 side edged Malawi 2-1 on aggregate after a 1-1 draw, setting up a make-or-break 90 minutes against Algeria in the next AFCON qualifier round. Health & Rights: A WHO audit report says children in South Africa are dying in pain due to poor palliative care, with shortages and refusals to administer morphine highlighted. Trade & Disease: The EU suspended imports of Namibian beef after foot-and-mouth disease, a move that could disrupt jobs and exports across southern Africa, including countries affected by the outbreak. Local Governance & Economy: Eswatini’s Central Bank raised E1.877bn through government bonds, while proposed Citizens Economic Empowerment rules would reserve half of procurement for citizen-owned firms and set an E8m turnover threshold for retail participation. Education & Policy: Education leaders at PACTED 2026 in Eswatini urged “pedagogy before AI,” warning technology must not replace the human core of teaching.
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