AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCentral Banking Watch: Eswatini’s Central Bank says it will stick to a cautious monetary stance, keeping the discount rate unchanged and avoiding aggressive hikes as imported inflation pressures households. Police Accountability: A High Court ruled two police officers unlawfully arrested, detained, assaulted and tortured a Lubombo mechanic to force a confession, with damages to be determined later. ENPF Board Dispute: Minister Apollo Maphalala defended the appointment of Derrick Shiba to the ENPF Board, arguing his ministry followed the law amid a seven-month deadlock over nominations. Regional Water Security: Eswatini’s Natural Resources Minister says shared river cooperation under INMACOM is now an economic and development necessity for food security and climate resilience. Children’s Rights on WASH: Government launched Children’s Month, renewing the push for universal water, sanitation and hygiene access for every child. AI Capacity in Government: ERS signed an MoU with UNESWA to train 650 employees on AI literacy and responsible use. Cross-Border Politics: Taiwan’s legislature unanimously condemned Beijing’s alleged pressure that blocked President Lai’s Eswatini visit. SACU Spotlight: Namibia’s SACU leadership and the union’s role as a regional trade pillar were highlighted in talks with President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.
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