AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCancer Care: UHAS has graduated 60 oncology nurses from 17 African countries, with programme leaders urging more research rooted in African healthcare settings to improve cancer care. AI Standards: Eswatini’s new AI Safety and Standards Centre aims to train specialists and build capacity to test whether AI systems are safe, fair and suited to local needs. Cybersecurity: ICT Minister Savannah Maziya has called for stronger cooperation across Africa as digital threats increasingly cross borders and disrupt connected services. Climate-Smart Farming: Scientists used decades of climate and soil data to find that October planting can give bambara groundnuts the best chance of a strong harvest, offering farmers another option as climate change strains staple crops. Future Energy: Eswatini is exploring nuclear power for its long-term energy mix, while stressing that any move would require careful planning, strong institutions, skilled people and robust safety measures.
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