AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS Deportations Under Scrutiny: Convicted rapists, murderers and robbers deported to Eswatini under a US deal were reportedly photographed shopping freely in Matsapha, sparking fresh border and detention-condition concerns. Public Safety & Justice: Police say a woman linked to a poison-laced emahewu case has been found after a three-year-old died; the child’s brother and mother remain hospitalised. Education Watch: The World Bank warns Eswatini is facing a reading crisis, with many children failing to master basic literacy early in primary school. Women’s Protection: Inkhosikati LaMatsebula urged prayers and collective action to tackle GBV, calling on men, families and communities to play a role. Football Focus: Scottland coach Norman Mapeza says Nsingizini Hotspurs will be a tough CAF Champions League test; meanwhile, Hardrock advanced in the Munhumutapa Cup after Neliswa Dlamini’s 20-second goal. Regional Trade & Roads: An AfDB-funded road upgrade is expected to cut travel costs and boost trade with South Africa and Mozambique by 5%. Sports & Culture: M Nation marks ten years in Pigg’s Peak with a free anniversary event, while the King’s Cup golf tournament is officially launched with a E1m prize purse.
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