AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLabour Migration Crackdown: Eswatini’s Labour Commissioner says government is engaging South African authorities after fresh claims that Emaswati workers are being exploited via labour brokers in mining, forestry, agriculture and domestic work—allegations include deception, illegal fees, unsafe conditions, trafficking and even travel-document confiscation. EU Diplomacy: The EU urged Eswatini to uphold multilateralism amid conflict and “economic coercion,” with the EU ambassador warning the rules-based system is under pressure. Green Economy Push: Government says the 2026 Eswatini International Trade Fair will be themed around unlocking green economy opportunities, pushing ESG-focused trade and investment. Mining Partnerships: During Azerbaijan’s WUF13 week, Eswatini signed an MoU with AzerGold to cooperate on geological exploration, data exchange and potential joint mining projects. Arts Funding: The US Embassy announced four Freedom250 recipients under America250, backing local theatre, dance, music and multimedia storytelling. Ongoing Court Fight: Eswatini Medical Christian University is challenging an Industrial Court order over the reinstatement of its VC, with compliance deadlines now in focus.
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