AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTheatre & Culture: Mbabane is set to become a “24-hour living city” as the October International Theatre Festival returns, running Oct 1–3, with the launch held at the Eswatini Theatre Club. Sports & Community: Chibuku Super Cup quarter-final fever is building, with Highlanders facing MWOS and Bosso chasing a centenary silverware moment. Education & Energy Skills: Three Eswatini students have been awarded SOCAR scholarships to study in Azerbaijan—petroleum engineering (Brilliance and Junior Dlamini) and chemical engineering focused on oil and gas (Temabhele Shabangu). Disability Inclusion: Eswatini is urged to move from plans to budgets under the Costed National Disability Action Plan (2024–2028), with communications officers tasked to drive implementation. Public Works Oversight: PM Russell Dlamini and senators toured the E52m Matsapha Waste Management Plant and the oxygen facility. Judiciary: Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala has died after treatment in South Africa. Governance & Tax: The Revenue Appeals Tribunal swore in new members, pledging independence, credibility and efficiency as tax appeals rise. Road to Regional Peace: Eswatini reaffirmed its commitment to peace and security after assuming SADC Organ chairship on politics, defence and security.
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