AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEswatini-US Relations: Eswatini says its forces accidentally shot two U.S. government workers during an anti-smuggling operation near Maphiveni; both were reported to have minor injuries and an investigation is underway. Sports: Scottland chase a possible quadruple as they host Hardrock in a Chibuku Super Cup quarter-final, with Eswatini stars expected to feature for both sides. Local Governance & Economy: Mbabane’s Municipal Council reports stronger finances for 2025/26, with revenue up, borrowings down and higher spending on roads, drainage and street maintenance. Energy Policy: Eswatini is exploring small modular reactor technology as part of long-term energy security planning, with nuclear safety and safeguards commitments. Finance & Compliance: Eswatini steps up anti-money laundering work ahead of an upcoming FATF review, training institutions on FATF standards. Culture & Community: Ngwane Teacher Training College marks 40 years by graduating 159 new educators, while HopeAlive renews calls for men to speak out amid Eswatini’s suicide crisis. Regional News: The EU lists Eswatini among 51 African countries whose citizens need a Schengen visa in advance. Tech: Apple expands iCloud+ in 100+ countries by bundling Apple TV and Apple Arcade at no extra charge, including Eswatini.
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