AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoImmigration & Human Rights: Jamaica says two of three Jamaicans deported by the US to Eswatini have formally declined repatriation offers, telling Jamaica’s consulate they don’t want to return to Jamaica for now, while officials are still trying to reach the third man. Mental Health: A WHO-backed regional snapshot flags Southern Africa as a suicide hotspot, with Lesotho and Eswatini among the highest-ranked countries on the continent. Royal Diplomacy & Culture: King Mswati III called for stronger African cooperation after receiving credentials from Ghana and Angola envoys, urging implementation of agreements and deeper exchanges of ideas, expertise, business and cultural experiences. Disability Inclusion: Eswatini launched its first costed National Disability Plan to speed up disability inclusion, with UNESCO support and a focus on mainstreaming, education, health, jobs, social protection, gender equality and even sports and culture. Sports & Lifestyle: World Cup Final fever is spilling into Eswatini’s nightlife, with venues planning match-viewing celebrations blending DJs, food and all-day party vibes. Telecom & Community: Eswatini Mobile marks nine years by rewarding customers—nine winners will share E90,000 in cash prizes in a grand draw on 1 August. Travel Access: Spain is adding Eswatini to a new visa-free list for short stays (up to 90 days), while standard border checks still apply.
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