AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSTEM Push: President Mnangagwa capped 2,570 graduates at NUST, with 68% taking STEM degrees and female participation rising to 47% (52% in the August intake). Aviation Update: Eswatini Air says operations are back to normal after Flight RN105 cancellations due to a minor technical issue. Royal & National Mourning: Eswatini is mourning Princess Lindiwe, Home Affairs Minister and King’s sister, who died in South Africa after a short illness; meanwhile Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala’s state funeral arrangements are confirmed, with government committing E500,000. Business & Compliance: The Commerce Minister launched a nationwide inspection drive to ensure licences, taxes and ENPF contributions are in order, including checks on foreign-owned firms. Sports & Youth: Makoanyane XI (Lesotho) heads to COSAFA U20 qualifiers in Ghana 2027, drawn with South Africa, Angola and Eswatini; Eswatini also prepares for the Africa Netball Cup in Nairobi. Security: UEDF says its soldiers accidentally shot two US personnel during an anti-smuggling operation; minor injuries reported.
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