AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEbola & Football: Eswatini midfielder Junior Magagula’s move to DR Congo’s AS Maniema Union comes amid a severe Ebola outbreak, but his agent says he’s safe and the club is based away from the main epicentre. Court Update: The High Court ordered the immediate release of 25 re-arrested Chinese nationals, ruling the second arrest breached double jeopardy and was an abuse of power. Tourism & Culture: The Luju Food & Lifestyle Festival keeps growing, with Nguni Foodways themes putting indigenous cuisine and storytelling at the centre of Eswatini’s visitor draw. Jobs & Local Economy: Jeroma Manufacturing in Matsanjeni has created 310 jobs, with plans to add 90 more soon, boosting community employment and exports. Climate Planning: Eswatini presented its national climate plan to Cabinet and Senators, focusing on emissions cuts and adaptation as droughts, floods and youth unemployment strain livelihoods. Sports Calendar: Eswatini’s Nsingizini Hotspurs could face in CAF Champions League prelims as regional clubs map early travel routes. Safety for Travellers: UK-linked malaria risk guidance now lists Eswatini among countries travellers should take extra precautions in.
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