AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUNESWA Reforms: Prof Zodwa Motsa has been appointed to chair the University of Eswatini reforms implementation committee, tasked with rolling out recommendations from the UNESWA task team and World Bank review to restore academic excellence, governance and financial sustainability. Road Safety: A drink-driving offender told Buhleni Circuit Court he only took “less than four sips” before being arrested; his breath test was above the legal limit and he was sentenced to six months or a fine of E800. Health Costs: MPs raised concern over high consultation fees at The Luke Commission (TLC) despite a E50 million government subvention, questioning value for money and affordability for ordinary Emaswati. Regional Diplomacy: Taiwan launched a trade promotion office for its diplomatic allies and also hosted a carbon-credit cooperation workshop in Taipei, signalling deeper economic and climate-market engagement. Governance & Services: MPs urged the Deputy Prime Minister to leave lasting policies and legislation for the next generation, after debate on her office’s first-quarter performance. Sports Development: Eswatini Football Association appointed Spanish coach Tomeu Perello Palou as Talent Coach to strengthen grassroots pathways and long-term national team structures.
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