AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMonetary Tightening Ahead: Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr Phil Mnisi’s latest policy message—flagged by economist Sanele Sibiya—says the economy is stable but exposed, with global tensions and oil-driven inflation pushing the CBE toward a tighter stance and possible higher interest rates. Cost-of-Living Pressure: Businesses are warned to brace for higher import costs, while households face rising fuel and food prices that could cool demand. Fintech Expansion: Araxi shareholders have backed its 80% acquisition of Pay@, clearing the way for a major payments push across Southern Africa, including Eswatini. Sports & Culture: King Mswati III has sanctioned plans for a new 40,000-seater stadium, while the Ingwenyama Cup final drew big crowds and renewed calls for bigger facilities. Regional Diplomacy: Uganda’s OACPS leader Thomas Tayebwa urged African legislators to resist intrusive EU resolutions. Global Watch: China’s “zero-tariff” move for African states is in the spotlight—yet Eswatini remains the notable exception.
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