AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS Deportations Under Scrutiny: Eswatini has accepted an 11th group of third-country deportees from the United States, bringing the total to 30, with the latest arrivals expected to be housed at Matsapha Maximum Security Prison; Amnesty says the transfers are unlawful and calls for an end to the scheme. Global Fraud Crackdown: INTERPOL’s Operation First Light 2026 wrapped up with 5,811 arrests and about $293m seized across 97 countries, including major Eswatini action where police arrested 82 people and dismantled an online gambling and impersonation scam network. Local Justice & Safety: A family in Ndlalambi says a grave was dug up and the coffin and remains were missing, while a Manzini court heard a kombi driver allegedly duped two people out of E8,550 in a “royal job” scam. Sports & Culture: FNB Eswatini Challenge launches with a record E2.5m prize pool, and the Luju Food & Lifestyle Festival strengthens creative ties with Mozambique ahead of its Aug 1–2 run. Health & Community: Eswatini’s suicide crisis remains a national emergency concern, and pupils complete coding training through the African Girls Can Code initiative.
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