AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoRule-of-law Pressure: Taiwan’s UN message warns the rules-based order is under strain as authoritarian states challenge UN Charter principles, with the Indo-Pacific facing grey-zone pressure. Weather & Food Security: Eswatini braces for a potentially historic El Niño season (Oct 2026–Mar 2027), with forecasts pointing to above-normal heat and drought risk. Energy & Local Ownership: PM Russell Dlamini says Eswatini aims to exceed 1,000MW by 2030 and has opened the electricity sector to IPPs as developers/owners, not just contractors, while fuel prices rise. Private Sector & Ratings: Business Eswatini pushes for a stronger private-sector role in sovereign credit rating processes, linking fiscal credibility to business investment and the cost of capital. Governance & Pay: Government provisionally sets aside E160m for appeals tied to the 2025 public service salary review. Youth Representation: ENYC launches a nationwide drive to train 489 youth leaders across 59 Tinkhundla to strengthen grassroots voices. Regional Diplomacy: DPM Thulisile Dladla returns from Zambia carrying King Mswati III’s message of peace and prosperity for President Hichilema’s second term.
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