AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFootball Health Update: Green Mamba captain Sabelo “Sikhali” Ndzinisa remains admitted in a South African hospital after collapsing before a pre-season match in Durban, with the club saying he’s stable and recovering under medical supervision. Immigration & Border Risk: A Manzini magistrate ordered continued detention of 40 Chinese nationals on immigration-related charges, while government says 25 Chinese nationals were re-arrested after their passports were revoked and they were caught again at Eswatini’s border posts. Tourism-Linked Business Move: RESCorp has invested about E1 million in a new marbling butchery at Simunye, expanding beyond sugar into livestock and retail—an effort that also supports jobs and value from its Tshaneni livestock operations. Travel Paperwork Shock: The US will end routine visa processing at Mbabane and 24 other African posts from 1 August 2026, redirecting applicants to regional hubs—an important heads-up for travellers planning trips, including tourism and business travel. Netball Funding Gap: Netball Eswatini says it needs E1 million to send both men’s and women’s teams to the Africa Netball Cup in Kenya in September. Youth & Work Pathways: Government launched the sixth National Career Expo, pushing entrepreneurship as a practical route for youth employment.
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