AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFootball: Kaizer Chiefs plan to invite young Eswatini women to train with their Ladies team, opening a potential pathway for local players. This weekend’s PLE Charity Cup semi-finals feature Moneni Pirates against Nsingizini Hotspurs and Mbabane Highlanders AM against Ubombo Sugar. Cost of Living: MPs are pressing for the elderly grant to rise to E1,500 a month, as the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office faces questions over regulations for the increase. Jobs: Thousands queued across the four regions for a limited number of police posts, with some applicants arriving before dawn or spending the night at recruitment centres. Business: Online company registrations fell 70% in the second quarter, with the government report citing network problems and continued reliance on manual processes. Regional Sport: Eswatini is set to host the AUSC Region 5 Marathon in 2028, after South Africa’s final year as host in 2027. Technology: Eswatini Standards Authority and AICE Africa have launched a centre to build African expertise in AI safety testing and standards. Healthcare: The Competition Commission is investigating complaints that EswatiniMed disadvantaged rival healthcare providers; it has ruled the fund is covered by competition law.
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