AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation: Government scholarship applications are open until October 31 for eligible students admitted to UNESWA’s Mbabane Campus or institutions in South Africa and Namibia. Applying is free, and final offer letters are required. Foreign Affairs: King Mswati III thanked Taiwan for donated military helicopters during his state visit, as Eswatini reaffirmed its ties with Taipei. Migration: Eswatini’s role in receiving US deportees remains under scrutiny, with rights groups challenging the practice; three US-linked third-country nationals have reportedly left voluntarily. Economy: ESWACAA’s Airport City master plan targets E12 billion in investment and 20,000 jobs by 2037. Meanwhile, private-sector credit fell 1.4% in August, driven by lower business borrowing. Public Safety: Church leaders say some pastors are exploiting women and girls under the guise of prophecy, renewing calls for safe spaces and action against abuse. Tourism: The Eswatini Tourism Authority has warned travellers to watch for fake festive-season holiday packages and report suspected scammers.
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