AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDeportation Deal Fallout: Eswatini moved fast to volunteer for Trump’s third-country deportee programme, despite legality doubts, after PM Russell Dlamini met the US charge d’affaires in February and King Mswati III quickly agreed—19 migrants are already detained near Mbabane, with the US previously a top donor to HIV/Aids. Regional Migration Pressure: Sierra Leone also received its first US deportees—nine West Africans—under a US-backed plan to take up to 300 a year from ECOWAS, raising fresh rights concerns. Service Delivery Push: In Baku, King Mswati III praised “one-roof” government services and met SOCAR’s Higher Oil School, while local leaders hailed his appointment of a hardworking DPM. Public Safety & Justice: A retired cop was killed in a love-rival attack, and an Eswatini corruption trial was postponed after an amended charge sheet. Economy & Costs: Eswatini businesses warn inflation and Middle East-linked fuel shocks are squeezing households.
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