AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoENPF Dispute: Labour Minister Phila Buthelezi says the fund’s board dispute is now before the courts and he will not be distracted by criticism. Human Rights: Eswatini’s record is due for its fourth UN review on Friday, November 6, in Geneva. Police Recruitment: Thousands of young people have queued overnight to apply for police jobs, prompting the human rights commission to urge a more accessible process. MPs say the desperation reflects a wider unemployment crisis and unfilled government posts. Business Risks: An economist warns that a possible loss of US trade benefits for South Africa could send surplus goods into Eswatini, while local SMEs already face mounting pressure from foreign competitors and rising costs. Sport: Eswatini athletes are set to receive E125,000 after winning 15 medals in swimming, darts and netball over three months.
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