AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEducation: Unaccredited colleges could be shut down if they fail to meet standards within two years under a proposed qualifications law, the Education Ministry says. Politics: MPs fear losing their seats in 2028 and financial security, while the Attorney General has warned that campaigning before the legal period opens could be an offence. Somhlolo Stadium: Sports Minister Bongani Nzima says E98 million is needed to build stands in the stadium’s “no man’s land” area. Refugees: Malindza reception centre reportedly registered 18 arrivals in the past two weeks and nearly 100 over six months; the figures have not been confirmed by the Home Affairs Ministry. Healthcare: Eswatini and Taiwan are expanding AI-assisted screening and medical training; devices have screened more than 3,100 patients for diabetic eye complications since 2025. Police accountability: The High Court ordered government and the police commissioner to pay E380,000 to a man unlawfully detained and tortured in custody. Disaster readiness: Eswatini needs E1.23 billion to implement its resilience and recovery plan, Deputy Prime Minister Thuli Dladla told a regional conference.
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