AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoMigration Management Update: South Africa’s Inter-Ministerial Committee chair Mmamoloko Kubayi says authorities processed 86,596 foreign nationals for deportation and repatriation between 14 June and 20 August, with 4,200 intercepted trying to enter outside ports of entry from April to July—nearly 90,000 in total. Deportees’ Rights Clarified: Eswatini’s government says US “third-country” deportees are not prisoners and may move under supervision, after they were seen at the Umhlanga Reed Dance. Legal/Accountability Fight: Eswatini Medical Christian University council alleges committee chair Mbuso Simelane tried to divert E10m in public funds, citing a conflict of interest. Sports—CAF Pressure: Nsingizini Hotspurs coach Mandla Qhogi says Scottland’s job is “only half done” after a 1-0 first-leg loss in Harare, while Scottland coach Norman Mapeza warns the return leg is still tough. Finance & Inclusion: Eswatini’s Central Bank won international recognition at the AFI Global Financial Inclusion Awards, with awards for SME finance technical leadership and a fintech/digital services finalist. Public Safety: Parents are warned as vapes—often disguised as everyday items—are reportedly reaching schools. Independence Diplomacy: King Charles praised Eswatini’s environmental efforts and reaffirmed UK ties in his Independence Day message.
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