AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEmergency Services: King Mswati III has called for better equipment and vehicles for the fire and rescue service, while the Prime Minister pledged continued investment to strengthen emergency response. Health: Digital systems are now operating in 250 health facilities, with government aiming to improve patient records and tackle medicine stock-outs. Public Accountability: A Home Affairs official has been dismissed for misconduct in processing birth certificates and identity documents for South African businessman Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala. Child Welfare: The Deputy Prime Minister’s office has placed a four-month-old girl in a place of safety after she was stabbed; social workers are preparing a report for court. Courts: The Supreme Court rejected businessman Zweli Dlamini’s bail appeal in a case involving alleged weapons offences and a suspected plot to disrupt Incwala. Economy: Eswatini’s insurance sector grew in the second quarter, with long-term premiums up 18.5% and short-term premiums up 15.6% year-on-year. Maritime Oversight: Government is developing a system to regulate vessels using Eswatini’s flag and curb unauthorised registrations.
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