AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAnti-Corruption & Accountability: Senator Isaac Magagula says procurement violations are draining government coffers and should be explicitly covered in Eswatini’s proposed whistleblower protection framework, warning that without strong safeguards, people won’t report wrongdoing. Tourism Regulation Crackdown: The Eswatini Tourism Authority will tighten bed levy compliance and require participation in the National Grading Programme for establishments seeking government project consideration, after reporting low declaration and collection rates. Public Safety & Consumer Protection: The Ministry of Natural Resources and Energy has started consultations on draft regulations to curb substandard electrical and electronic products, aiming for safer markets and better energy efficiency. Human Rights & Civic Space: The EU backed human rights and civic space work in Eswatini during a workshop in Pigg’s Peak, stressing support for local voices and stronger rights-protection systems as the partnership marks 50 years. Regional Security Coordination: Foreign Affairs Minister Pholile Shakantu met SADC officials as Eswatini begins a government-wide induction for its SADC chairmanship of the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation. Governance Oversight Push: MPs are moving to amend the Central Bank of Eswatini Order to allow the Auditor General to audit the CBE, balancing operational independence with constitutional accountability.
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