AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHuman Trafficking Watch: Talitha Kum warns that modern trafficking is evolving fast, with online scams increasingly used to lure victims into cross-border exploitation and cyber-enabled criminality. Women’s Rights & Inequality: An Afrobarometer report says the urban-rural divide is widening gaps for African women in education, jobs, asset ownership and access to digital and financial tools. Football (CAF Women’s Qualifiers): Eswatini’s Nsingizini Hotspurs face a brutal Group B draw against Mamelodi Sundowns, Costa do Sol and Silver Strikers, while Nsingizini’s rivals in Group A include Herentals Queens, ZESCO Ndola Girls and hosts Gaborone United. Local Economy & Jobs: SAPEMP has moved into implementation, targeting about 19,600 smallholder households to boost production, market access and climate resilience, with job creation expected across value chains. Business Support: FNB Eswatini backs government efforts to grow SMEs, pledging deeper procurement and tailored support for entrepreneurs. Disability Inclusion: Eswatini held its first Disability Trolley Dash to spotlight barriers persons with disabilities face in retail shopping and push for better accessibility and customer service. Governance: Maseru City Council in Lesotho removes Mayor Relebohile Sechache after a no-confidence motion.
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