AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFootball: Charity Cup voting left Green Mamba, Royal Leopard and Young Buffaloes at risk of missing out, while Moneni Pirates led the polls. Eswatini’s Dakar 2026 youth athletes were challenged to return with medals. Farming: The Agriculture Ministry urged farmers to plant early and use fast-maturing seeds, warning that El Niño could bring prolonged dry spells. Education: A three-day national indaba is reviewing the sector’s progress, funding and plans to improve access to quality education. Business: DHL and EIPA will train local small businesses to prepare for export markets; the Stock Exchange says Eswatini must compete harder to attract investment. Public Integrity: A civil registrar was found guilty of falsifying a birth certificate and ID for alleged underworld figure Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala. Separately, a suspected FNB car-loan fraud investigation involves potential losses exceeding E20 million. Consumer News: DStv will introduce revised packages on November 5, with more channels on entry-level plans. Regional Ties: Eswatini and Lesotho parliamentarians called for easier movement between neighbouring countries.
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