AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRoyal Swazi Spa: Sun International, Nedbank and ENPF are opposing an urgent court application over co-liquidator Paul Mulindwa’s role, saying his removal alone will not end the liquidation or decide the hotel’s proposed revival. Regional Economy: At a COMESA meeting, Foreign Minister Pholile Shakantu urged stronger cooperation to counter supply-chain disruption, rising fuel and shipping costs, and delays to essential goods. Public Finances: An IMF study warns electricity-sector risks could expose government to liabilities of up to 13.9% of GDP under severe stress by 2031/32. Separately, economic growth faces pressure from rising oil prices, a weaker Lilangeni and a widening trade deficit. On the Field: Young Sihlangu make their FIFA Under-15 World Cup debut against the Dominican Republic on Saturday. Eswatini’s Sizeze rugby side also opens its BOLESWA Tri-Nations campaign against defending champions Lesotho at home that day. Court: ESCCOM finance manager Sifiso Gulwako has been granted E50,000 bail while facing 21 fraud charges involving alleged transactions worth E691,530.12.
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