What are the latest news in Eswatini?

U.S. Third-Country Deportee Arrivals Eswatini announced the arrival of two more third-country deportees from the United States under a bilateral agreement. The transfer marks the fifth batch of deportees received under the deal, which continues to face legal challenges and opposition from local and international human rights organizations. -CNBC Africa+ 1———Education and School Fee Reforms An education review committee has officially completed a national review and recommended standardizing tuition and administrative fees across public secondary schools to establish a uniform fee structure. times.co.sz———Trade and Business Enforcement Authorities conducted broad compliance raids across 94 commercial establishments, resulting in the arrest of 37 individuals operating without proper trading licenses, as part of an enforcement drive targeting illegal trade. times.co.sz———Diplomatic and Sovereignty Statements The Eswatini government issued formal statements rejecting recent travel and security advisories from Beijing, reaffirming the kingdom’s national sovereignty and its continued diplomatic alignment.Social Security Expansion The Eswatini National Provident Fund (ENPF) has launched initiatives aimed at extending pension coverage and social safety nets to informal sector workers across the country. independentnews.co.sz———