AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoJobs and livelihoods: Long queues formed at police recruitment centres, with some applicants arriving before dawn or sleeping overnight in rain to apply for limited Constable II posts. Elderly support: MPs renewed calls for a monthly grant of E1,500, citing rising living costs and asking about progress on regulations for an increase. Women’s football: Kaizer Chiefs says it plans to invite young Eswatini players to train with its ladies’ team, offering local talent a chance to develop at the club’s facilities. Health preparedness: Eswatini is strengthening disease surveillance and response systems amid the threat of Ebola, with officials stressing early detection and rapid action. AI standards: ESWASA and AICE Africa have launched a centre in Eswatini to build African expertise in assessing AI safety and standards. Public finances: CANGO has warned against new borrowing as government seeks E3.79 billion in loans, saying a possible El Niño could add pressure on the economy and public spending.
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