AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMotoring Recall: Toyota South Africa is recalling Urban Cruiser vehicles after a faulty fuel gauge can show more fuel than is actually left, meaning the low-fuel warning light may not come on; the recall covers 2,015 cars sold in SA and 14 exported to Eswatini, with free inspections at authorised dealers. US Visa Shift: The US Department of State will move routine visa services to regional hubs from August 1, 2026, ending routine processing at posts including Mbabane and Durban; applicants will book appointments and pay fees at designated hubs. Cross-Border Crime: Police say a gang used fake plates and identities to steal six luxury cars, including Toyota Fortuners, smuggling them into Zambia after posing as tourists from Uganda, Eswatini and Tanzania. Local Governance & Health: EswatiniMed shareholders have ordered a restart of the board nomination process after the recent AGM procedure was found not to fully meet constitutional requirements. Water & Jobs: Government has asked the AfDB to waive loan conditions blocking Phase 1B funding for MNWAP, while the Mkhondvo-Ngwavuma project says it has created 1,004 local jobs as Mpakeni Dam construction hits 51% completion. Sports & Culture: Mbabane Swallows’ financial woes could trigger another player exodus, while ENCAC has procured a mobile stage to help regional arts events run at lower costs.
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