AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAFCON Focus: Bafana Bafana coach Pitso Mosimane says Eritrea’s Ali Sulieman is a constant goal threat and warns South Africa must match the same intensity as they build for Wednesday’s qualifier in Cairo. U-23 Football: Eswatini’s Junior Flames made it count with a late 1-0 win over Malawi in the first leg, leaving Malawi needing a big turnaround in the return match. Local Compliance: The Eswatini Revenue Service has rolled out dedicated regional Client Relationship Consultants for SMEs in Manzini, aiming to make tax support more personal and easier to access. Tourism Enforcement: ETA and ERS have signed an MoU to tighten compliance on the 3% Bed Levy, with better information-sharing to identify accommodation providers that may be falling short. Immigration Overhaul: Eswatini is moving to fast-track the Immigration Bill 2025 to replace the 1982 Act, including new enforcement tools and updates aligned to national migration policy. Business & Banking: Standard Bank Eswatini is urging Unayo customers to withdraw balances as it prepares to discontinue the service by December. Culture & Arts: The October International Theatre Festival kicks off in Mbabane with cross-border mentorship and masterclasses, while Butsegetsege confirms he’ll headline Kagogo Weekend on October 3. Sports & Talent: Eswatini chess history was made as 18-year-old Santiago “Santi” De Nobrega became the country’s first-ever FIDE Master.
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