AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDeportee Arrivals: Eswatini and South Africa’s Border Management Authority rejected claims that US deportees were slipping across the border illegally. Eswatini says three nationals from Yemen, Belize and Laos have voluntarily returned home. Mental Health: A health ministry official told a Mbabane workshop that one in four pupils surveyed had attempted suicide more than once, renewing calls for community support and school-based help. City Safety: Mbabane Municipality, police and environmental officials raided nearly 12 scrap yards, confiscating copper suspected of being traded illegally amid rising theft of public infrastructure. Seed Investment: At the AU Seed Summit in Ezulwini, King Mswati III urged investors to bring funding, technology and skills to Africa’s seed sector; Agriculture Minister Mandla Tshawuka also highlighted agro-technology as a route to youth jobs. Business Connectivity: MTN Eswatini launched a satellite-backed internet service designed to keep businesses online during fibre cuts and power outages. Football: Eswatini’s Under-23 side advanced past Malawi on aggregate and will face Algeria next.
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