AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoVehicle Safety: Isuzu recalls over 2,500 D-Max 2026 bakkies in Eswatini and across the region after a brake pedal pivot pin may loosen, reducing braking performance; owners are urged to visit authorised dealers for free inspection and replacement. Disability Sports: Eswatini is set to debut at the FIDE Chess Olympiad for People with Disabilities in Samarkand (Sept 9–18) with a five-member team backed by the ESRC. Youth Innovation: MTN Eswatini launches the 2026/27 PachiPanda Challenge (ages 18–35) calling for sustainable solutions for the green economy. Business & Trade: Government backs a plan to turn Mavuso Trade and Exhibition Centre into a year-round commercial hub, pushing firms to scale production and chase regional and global markets. Finance & Inclusion: The Central Bank of Eswatini wins international recognition at the AFI Global Financial Inclusion Awards for SME finance and digital financial services work. Health & Community: Taiwan Medical Mission provides free care to 377 people in Mhlangatane, including screenings, medication, wheelchairs and rice support. Sports (Local): Moneni Pirates end an 11-year trophy drought, beating Mbabane Highlanders AM 4-2 on penalties to lift the 8Bet Trade Fair Cup. Public Safety (Health): Parents are warned to watch for vape devices disguised as everyday items as schools reopen.
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