AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoU.S. Deportations Under Fire: Eswatini has received a fourth batch of 11 third-country deportees from the United States, bringing the total to 29, with the latest arrivals expected to be held at Matsapha Maximum Security Prison; Amnesty International says the transfers are unlawful and “cruel and racist,” while the government insists detainees’ rights will be protected and that people will be returned to their countries of origin. Parliament & Public Service: MPs have asked the Public Service Minister to urgently review staffing, working conditions and welfare for officers in Eswatini’s high commissions and embassies, including travel and family allowances. Tax Relief for Donors: Parliament approved changes to VAT rules to remove tax on donated goods entering the country, aimed at encouraging more assistance to development partners and charities. Water Preparedness: Natural Resources and Energy says it is accelerating water infrastructure upgrades, including plans to raise Hawane Dam, to cope with possible El Niño dry spells. Sports Sponsorship: FNB Eswatini and the Sunshine Tour unveiled a record E2.5m prize pool for the 2026 FNB Eswatini Challenge. Health & Community: SARS Commissioner Johnstone Makhubu praised compliant taxpayers and ERS initiatives, while a coding-skills programme equipped girls with ICT training.
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