AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoTaiwan–China Tensions: China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning warned that betting on “Taiwan independence” will only cost Eswatini development opportunities, citing alleged NT$25 billion funding around Lai Ching-te’s visit and calling it “dollar diplomacy” tied to greed and graft. Aviation & Trade: ICAO regional workshop in Eswatini and SADC partners focused on Aircraft Classification Rating/Pavement Classification Rating standards, with ICAO stressing modern air infrastructure for trade and growth. Land Governance: A seven-member Eswatini delegation is in Ghana studying land administration reforms, including decentralised land services and digital land records, to support Eswatini’s National Land Policy. Creative Sector: ESWACOS opened applications for a Fund for Creativity and Artist Development, offering up to E5,000 per project for creators and rights holders. Regional Fisheries: SADC reappointed Stanley Ndara to chair the fisheries monitoring board, with Eswatini’s Boy Ronald Mavuso among board members. Public Safety: Police urged people to seek help and avoid drastic decisions after a father killed his children, as the case highlights the need for support structures.
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