AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStudent Safety: Pupils at Shewula High School protested over allegations that two teachers were sexually involved with learners; police were called as the school sought to restore order. Eswatini–Taiwan Ties: King Mswati III says the 58-year partnership should bring more scholarships, skills training and opportunities for emaSwati. Arts & Music: Zee Nxumalo reaffirmed her roots in Ka-Hlatsi after performing at the Eswatini Farmers Market, where Oscar Mbo also hinted at a collaboration with a local artist. Women’s Voices: Sibonisiwe Dlamini’s play Finding My Voice, exploring gender-based violence and family pressures, is set for the Eswatini Theatre Club on Friday. Education: Government scholarship applications for eligible students studying in Eswatini, South Africa and Namibia are open until October 31; applying is free. Community Alert: The Eswatini Tourism Authority is warning residents and visitors to check holiday packages carefully and report suspected scams.
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