AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEswatini & Region: An Eswatini long-distance bus driver, Themba Ncongwane (46), died while transporting Malawian nationals deported from South Africa, with reports saying he complained of eye problems after medical checks and later passed away in Harare. Finance & Payments: The Central Bank of Eswatini governor Phil Mnisi urged people to avoid large cash withdrawals and use traceable electronic payments like mobile money, cards and EFTs to reduce exposure to criminals. Tax Reform: Eswatini Revenue Service is working with ATAF to build a high-net-worth individual taxation framework, aiming to improve identification, compliance and data use. Law & Order: Police Commissioner Vusi Manoma Masango says the online gambling investigation will not spare anyone, even senior figures, stressing “no one is above the law.” Sports: ZESCO Ndola Girls will learn their COSAFA Women’s Champions League qualifiers path in Gaborone on Tuesday, with Eswatini debutants Nsingizini Hotspurs in the draw. Culture & Economy: Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini backed the Luju Festival, saying festivals showcase identity and support livelihoods, while Standard Bank leaders highlighted its role in growing the local art economy.
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