AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoChief Justice repatriation & State Funeral: Eswatini received the late Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala from South Africa via Ngwenya Border Gate, with government confirming a State Funeral and E500,000 support for family arrangements. Local governance & services: Matsapha is set for a formal street addressing system within eight weeks under the National Postcode and Addressing Project. Sports & football: MTN Premier League 2026/27 kicks off with a violence-free stadium push and higher prize money, while Nsingizini Hotspurs start without suspended Mkhonto; meanwhile, an EFA vice president was cautioned and discharged after an assault case linked to a CAF Champions League clash at Somhlolo. Regional sport: Eswatini’s men’s netball team was officially sent off for the Africa Netball Cup in Nairobi. Trade & economy: Eswatini recorded a preliminary merchandise trade surplus of E194.09m in August 2026, with exports up and imports down year-on-year. Public safety & rights: REPS, churches and partners trained pastors to strengthen the fight against GBV. Health & energy: Eswatini seeks IAEA support for a €10m radiotherapy facility and is exploring nuclear power to cut long-term electricity import costs. Tech & policy: Eswatini hosted a regional meeting to turn AI research into practical policies for Eastern and Southern Africa. Deportation case: A Cuban man deported to Eswatini last year says he wants answers after being held in Africa without charges.
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