AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoArts & Identity: Zee Nxumalo reaffirmed her Swati roots after performing at the Eswatini Farmers Market, where Oscar Mbo hinted at a collaboration with a local artist. Travel Safety: The Eswatini Tourism Authority warned holidaymakers to watch for fake festive-season packages and verify operators before paying. Women’s Voices: Sibonisiwe Dlamini’s play Finding My Voice, exploring gender-based violence and family pressure, is set for the Eswatini Theatre Club on October 16. Church leaders have also raised concern over allegations that some pastors use prophecy to exploit women and girls. Education: Scholarship applications for eligible students in South Africa, Namibia and at UNESWA’s Mbabane campus close October 31. Rural teachers say some walk more than two hours to work amid shortages of teaching materials and safe water. School Life: The Education Ministry has ruled out trousers for female pupils, directing schools to follow the existing skirt-and-tunic uniform policy.
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