AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDeportation Dispute: Eswatini says it has neither agreed to accept a deportee from the United States nor received formal notice of a transfer, rejecting reports that it could be named as a destination. Public Finances: The Public Service Pensions Fund posted a E632 million after-tax surplus for the quarter, E139 million above target. Meanwhile, government is seeking E3.79 billion in new loans as public debt stands at E43.04 billion, and fuel prices have risen 51.2% since April. Court Watch: The Industrial Court rejected ESCCOM finance manager Sifiso Gulwako’s bid to remove the chair of his disciplinary hearing. He faces allegations of transferring about E17 million in employer funds for personal use; the claims have not been proven. Pensions Board: The High Court has temporarily stopped the ENPF board’s inauguration amid a dispute over appointments and excluded nominees. Football: Mbabane Highlanders beat Swallows 2-0 to reach the Charity Cup semi-finals, while Eswatini’s taekwondo team won nine medals at a regional test event in Mozambique.
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