AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCAF Women’s Champions League/COSAFA Qualifiers: Eswatini champions Nsingizini Hotspurs Ladies face a baptism of fire in Group B after being drawn against South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies, Mozambique’s Costa do Sol and Malawi’s Silver Strikers, with the tournament set for August 20–29 in Gaborone. Local Media & Copyright: Eswatini media houses and broadcasters have been warned to secure music licences as copyright enforcement tightens, with ESCASO urging creators to be fairly compensated. HIV Update: UNAIDS reports major progress in HIV prevention and treatment, highlighting new prevention medicines and continued gains in infection and death reductions. Sports (DR Congo move): Eswatini midfielder Junior Magagula has signed a three-year deal with Union Maniema in the DR Congo, with an agent dismissing Ebola fears around the transfer. Governance & Courts: A South African court ordered the reinstatement of the head of the Public Investment Corporation after a suspension sparked governance turmoil. Economy Watch: Eswatini’s debt is said to remain manageable, while a South Africa diesel hike is expected to raise costs locally.
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