AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTLC Probe: Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini says government is within its rights to investigate The Luke Commission after serious allegations from former employees, MPs and the public, insisting it cannot ignore claims affecting dignity and health. Street Reintegration: Deputy Prime Minister Thulisile Dladla announced her Office will assess people living on the streets to reintegrate them with families, and where there’s no support, work with chiefs and communities to allocate homes. Fuel Subsidy Pressure: Energy Minister Prince Lonkhokhela told Senate government spent about E147m in June to cushion fuel prices after the Strait of Hormuz disruption, warning the reserve could run out in under six months. Cyber Safety for Learners: Concerns are rising after a school-uniform online trend drew over 12,000 members, with parents fearing predators could use identifiable photos to target children. Power Sector Tension: South Africa’s NUM and TUCOSWA warn Eskom restructuring or privatisation could raise electricity costs for Eswatini, which relies heavily on Eskom supply. Sports & Youth: Eswatini National Games were officially launched, and the country will use the youth event to prepare for Region V Youth Games in Mozambique. Legal/Business: Budget Security Services sues Swaziland Milling in the High Court for E745,265.13 over alleged unpaid security services.
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