AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoImbube Marathon: South Africa’s Siphamandla Nkosi won the men’s race in 2:30:00. Kenya’s Rosani Kaboino retained the women’s title, while Eswatini’s Ntokozo Nkonyane was the first local man home. Football: Defending champions Nsingizini Hotspurs host Mbabane Highlanders in a key league clash, with heat prompting extra player-safety precautions. Education: A proposed law would give unaccredited colleges two years to meet standards or face closure. Human Rights: A US immigrant-rights group says an LGBTQ+ man protected from deportation to Mauritania was sent to Eswatini instead; Reuters has reported other similar cases involving African countries. Police Accountability: The High Court ordered government and the police commissioner to pay E380,000 to a man tortured in custody. Election Rules: The Attorney General warned that campaigning ahead of the legally permitted period for the 2028 elections could be an offence. Public Spending: Government needs E98 million to build stands in Somhlolo Stadium’s “no man’s land,” after receiving only E42 million of a requested E140 million for renovations. Disaster Preparedness: Eswatini says it needs E1.23 billion to carry out its resilience and recovery plan.
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