AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBilateral Diplomacy: Eswatini and Kuwait met to review and strengthen cooperation across multiple fields, with both sides also discussing regional and international developments. Public Safety & Integrity: The Ministry of Natural Resources and Energy warned residents about a fraudulent tender circulating by email, urging people to use only authorised government channels and to ignore a fake address linked to the scam. Youth & Jobs: Government’s EYEOP youth empowerment project targets 30,000 young people (including at least 15,000 young women and about 1,500 young people with disabilities) with skills, entrepreneurship and employment support. Agriculture Digital Push: EWADE handed over over E300,000 in tablets and laptops to boost farm monitoring and real-time data collection under SAPEMP. Climate Finance Plans: Eswatini is studying Namibia’s model as it moves to transform its Environment Fund into a bigger financing vehicle, with Namibia’s Environmental Investment Fund reported to have mobilised about E27bn. Environment Risk: EEA warned that waste burning is fuelling disaster risks, including harmful air pollution and extra wildfire fuel from illegally dumped waste. Weather Alert: A severe cold front is expected to push temperatures down to around 4°C in Mbabane, with freezing rain and frost risks. Sports & Community: Shiselweni NACA Regional Festival drew thousands to celebrate creatives, with mentorship support for winners; and Mbabane Eagles United’s rebrand and new technical team plans are making headlines.
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