AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoChurch Abuse: An apostle has warned that some pastors allegedly use prophecy to sexually exploit women and girls, urging survivors to seek help as churches address gender-based violence. Public Services: Investigations found free child health cards being sold for E50, prompting questions about how the documents reached the black market. Education: Government scholarship applications are open for eligible students heading to South Africa, Namibia or UNESWA’s Mbabane Campus; the deadline is October 31, and applying is free. Transport: Senators approved a 25 per cent fare increase but called for a lasting plan to protect commuters from repeated hikes. Investment: ESWACAA says its airport city and special economic zone plan aims to attract E12 billion and create 20,000 jobs by 2037. Taiwan Ties: King Mswati III’s state visit reaffirmed Eswatini’s close relationship with Taiwan, with the King thanking the island for donated helicopters.
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