AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood Security Alert: About 22,000 emaSwati are projected to slip into emergency hunger levels during the lean season, with 23% of the analysed population facing crisis or emergency food insecurity by Oct 2026–Mar 2027. Judicial Oversight: A lifestyle audit has been recommended for employees in the Office of the Master of the High Court after a commission flagged administrative weaknesses and isolated corruption concerns. Church Court Battle: Senior church officials in Mbabane have rushed to court to block Bishop Tsietsi Seleoane from taking up the Rector role at All Saints Cathedral, citing work-permit and appointment disputes. Investment Push (Taiwan): Prime Minister Russell Dlamini is courting Taiwanese firms on packaging manufacturing and energy projects, including a drive for large renewable power deals of at least 100MW each. Sports—CAF Draw: Eswatini’s Nsingizini Hotspurs will face Zimbabwe’s Scottland FC in the CAF Champions League preliminary round, with first legs set for Sept 4–6. Football—Tiger’s Fast Start: Eswatini midfielder Neliswa “Tiger” Dlamini scored after just 20 seconds for Hardrock in Zimbabwe, extending his scoring streak. Business Support: Oracle Innovate Lab Cohort 2 launched in Mbabane, after the first cohort generated over E1m in combined revenue in a year.
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