AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRegional Trade: Eswatini traders showcased honey, maize, sugar and apparel at the COMESA business forum in Harare, seeking access to markets across the 21-member bloc. Citizenship Scandal: The Civil Service Commission found registrar Nonhlanhla Malambe guilty of dishonesty and corruption over the alleged unlawful issue of citizenship documents to Vusumuzi “Cat” Matlala. Cross-Border Crime: South African police arrested six emaSwati in Mpumalanga in two dagga seizures valued at about R1.95 million. Local Industry: Lavumisa is pursuing a 354-hectare industrial park to attract manufacturing and processing businesses. Regional Ties: Eswatini’s embassy and Kuwaiti partners hosted a cultural evening attended by Princess Temaswati and Princess Tsandzile, celebrating the kingdom’s heritage and ties with Kuwait. Public Finances: Commerce Minister Manqoba Khumalo warned that wide salary gaps mean economic growth may not benefit lower-paid workers.
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