AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoUmhlanga in full swing: Thousands of Imbali kept marching and cutting reeds at Mpisi Farm as Umhlanga’s 2026 programme moved through day four, with Princess Sakhizwe praising the turnout and urging cultural preservation. Reed Dance culture exchange: ENCAC confirmed cross-border participation, including Imbali from Mpumalanga (South Africa), adding fresh energy to the sacred ceremony. Weekend lifestyle buzz: Sidvokodvo is gearing up for the Swazi Rally—bikes, music, camping and freestyle motocross—turning the kingdom into a two-wheel party. Sports on the horizon: Eswatini schools athletes are set for the COSSASA Games in Bulawayo, with kit support boosting confidence for the regional showpiece. Governance & services: Government says cybersecurity must be built into digital services as it pushes mobile access to public services. Money & identity: The Central Bank announced a limited-edition E10 commemorative coin for the 60th Independence celebrations in 2028. Immigration pressure: Eswatini received two more US deportees under a controversial third-country deal, while rights groups continue to question detentions and due process.
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