AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCharity Cup: The Sports Ministry says organisers should have waited for water to drain before calling off two finals at Somhlolo Stadium after heavy rain flooded the pitch. Investment: Azerbaijani businessman Emin Agalarov has pledged about E1.65 billion for Eswatini, with companies considering studies in energy, oil and other sectors. Football: Eswatini’s U-23s face Algeria on Wednesday in a crucial AFCON qualifier at Somhlolo. Transport: Bus fares are set to rise from November 16, after operators give passengers the required seven days’ notice. Justice: Acting Chief Justice Mumcy Dlamini inherits 23 challenges, including case backlogs, prolonged pre-trial detention and shortages of court staff and facilities. Public health: Three suspected suicide cases have been reported in less than a week; police recorded 48 suicide deaths nationwide from July to September, 42 of them men.
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