AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTrade & Investment: Taiwan is set to fund an Eswatini Industrial Park with a proposed NT$1 billion (about US$31.6m), aiming to attract Taiwanese firms, create jobs and deepen diplomatic ties. Trade Fair Pressure: King Mswati III says the EITF’s Mavuso venue is now too small as exhibitor numbers surge, with some businesses still in temporary tents—pushing for urgent expansion. Public Service Finance: The Public Service Pension Fund is using the EITF to boost pension education and retirement planning awareness. Health & Safety: The National Consumer Commission has issued a recall for 2,275 Ford Ranger Double Cab vehicles exported to Eswatini, warning of a side-curtain airbag defect that could increase injury risk. Regional Politics: Eswatini urges the AU to act faster on conflict warnings, saying delays between “knowing and acting” cost lives. Immigration: Reports say the US expanded “third-country” deportation flights, including arrivals in Eswatini. Culture & Society: Umhlanga reed delivery drew thousands of virgin maidens to Ludzidzini, with the ceremony again tied to royal tradition.
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