AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUS Deportations Scrutiny: A report says the US has been sending people to “third countries” in Africa, including Eswatini, even when they had protection in the US—raising non-refoulement and due-process concerns. Taiwan-Eswatini Security Diplomacy: Prime Minister Russell Dlamini arrived in Taiwan for the 10th Ketagalan Forum, promising deeper trade, investment and technology cooperation and highlighting Indo-Pacific security dialogue. Online Media Regulation: Eswatini’s government is being pressed in Parliament to explain how it will regulate online media platforms and close an uneven playing field with traditional broadcasters. Chinese Nationals’ Detention Challenge: Eleven Chinese nationals have gone to the High Court seeking release from Sidwashini while awaiting deportation, arguing detention is unlawful and asking for repatriation timelines. Economy Watch: The AfDB projects Eswatini will grow about 4.6% in 2026, ranking among Southern Africa’s stronger performers. Agriculture Jobs Push: The agriculture minister calls for more agro-processing to cut imports and keep more money in the local economy. Community Infrastructure: A new Nkosinathi suspension footbridge project aims to end dangerous crocodile crossings to reach schools and clinics.
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