AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Service Reform: Eswatini has tasked the newly appointed EIMPA principal, Gcinaphi Dlamini, with transforming the institute into a fully accredited National School of Governance to deliver a faster, more ethical, performance-driven public service. Business Climate: Business Eswatini warns that poorly sequenced Finance Bills could raise compliance costs, squeeze cash flow and deter investment, especially for SMEs. Energy Jobs: Government launched the E200m Nsoko Solar Power Plant, expected to create 80 construction jobs and 10 permanent roles while cutting reliance on imported electricity. Regional Health Support: The US reaffirmed backing for ECSA health system resilience, as Eswatini calls for stronger regional cooperation to prepare for future outbreaks. Agriculture Push: The DPM launched an Agriculture Sector Review and an Agricultural Solutions Marketplace, aiming to tackle low productivity, weak value chains and limited market access. CAF Football: Nsingizini Hotspurs and Green Mamba learned their CAF opponents after the draws, with Hotspurs set to face Scottland FC in the Champions League preliminary round and Green Mamba taking on CD 1º de Agosto in the Confederation Cup. Cyber Snapshot: INTERPOL’s 2026 assessment puts Eswatini among Africa’s lowest cyber vulnerability countries at 0.2%, though police say the risk still matters.
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