AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFuel Watch: Government says the emaSwati fuel “cushion” fund has about E860 million left, enough for under six months, after spending E147 million in June to keep petrol costs low. Public Health: Eswatini recorded about 4 220 new HIV infections in 2024, up from roughly 4 000, putting the 2030 “zero new infections” target under pressure. Child Safety Online: Parents are alarmed by a growing “School Uniform Challenge” trend, with over 12 000 pupils posting identifiable photos online and raising fears of predators. Correctional Centre Security: A widely shared video from Matsapha Correctional Centre has prompted government to review protocols for third-country nationals’ phone and recording use. Sports & Youth: The inaugural Eswatini National Games officially launched in Kwaluseni, while Eswatini will use the National Youth Games to prepare for Mozambique’s Region V Youth Games. Local Football: Mbabane Swallows face an exodus of key players ahead of 2026/27, with CAF-bound and rival-club moves reshaping the squad.
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