AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCAF U-23 Qualifier: Eswatini U-23 coach Friday Myeni says his side will go for an away win against Malawi in Lilongwe on Tuesday, aiming to “redeem the country” and settle the tie early ahead of the Oct 6 return at Somhlolo. Health Oversight: Government has set up a 15-member commission of inquiry into The Luke Commission (TLC) after allegations of malpractice, with the probe team granted unrestricted access while TLC gets a chance to respond. Football Transfers Watch: Nsingizini Hotspurs midfielder Quality Dlamini is reportedly being chased by Zimbabwe’s Simba Bhora, with Hardrock also enquiring as clubs weigh his price. Tourism & Travel Security: Sixty-three travel documents worth E9,450 were reported stolen from the Siteki Home Affairs offices, amid wider investigations into document issuing and handling. Agriculture Tech: The National Maize Corporation donated 20 digital soil testers to the Ministry of Agriculture to speed up soil testing for farmers across all regions. Sports & Culture: Mbabane Highlanders AM marked Heritage Day at Mantenga Cultural Village, blending football with traditional Eswatini regalia. Vehicle Launch: Motruck Nissan Eswatini unveiled the all-new Nissan Tekton, with financing options including balloon payments and a payment holiday. Disaster Cooperation: Taiwan pledged to strengthen disaster preparedness and response with Eswatini, including sharing technology and rescue expertise under the World Alliance for Disaster Management.
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