AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAnti-Trafficking Warning: Talitha Kum says modern human trafficking is evolving fast, with online scams and cyber-enabled exploitation becoming a top alarm, as the group’s 2025 report estimates 50 million people trapped in modern slavery and highlights how conflict, displacement and inequality deepen vulnerability. Local Justice & Rights: Eswatini’s first Disability Trolley Dash at Mashayitafula Pick & Pay spotlights barriers in retail access and calls for better communication and customer support for persons with disabilities. Economic Policy in Focus: Prime Minister Russell Dlamini pushes deeper Eswatini–Taiwan ties on trade, investment and skills during the Ketagalan Forum, while government also presents a national climate plan to Cabinet and Senators, linking emissions cuts and adaptation to youth unemployment, poverty and climate shocks. Implementation on the Ground: SAPEMP has moved into implementation, targeting about 19,600 smallholder households with market access and climate resilience support. Sports & Regional Competition: Nsingizini Hotspurs learn a tough CAF Women’s Champions League/COSAFA Qualifier route, drawn in Group B against Mamelodi Sundowns, Costa do Sol and Silver Strikers. Governance Watch: Maseru City Council in Lesotho ousts Mayor Relebohile Sechache after a no-confidence motion, triggering new leadership at the capital authority.
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