AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoPublic Service Modernisation: EIMPA’s newly appointed principal, Gcinaphi Dlamini, has been tasked with transforming the institute into a fully accredited National School of Governance to deliver faster, ethical, performance-driven public service. Regional Health Systems: The US and Eswatini are pushing ECSA countries to shift from emergency health responses to long-term resilience, innovation and sustainability, with Eswatini hosting the forum in Manzini. Agriculture Upgrade: The DPM Thulisile Dladla launched the Agriculture Sector Review and Agricultural Solutions Marketplace, pointing to climate pressure, low productivity and weak value addition as targets for a new roadmap. Banking Tech Leap: SBS Bank Eswatini has gone live with the Intellect eMACH.ai Treasury platform to automate treasury operations and improve liquidity management as it completes its commercial banking transition. Digital Media Rules: Government is moving to regulate online media platforms to create a fairer, more accountable digital publishing environment. IP Protection for Startups: IP experts warn entrepreneurs not to pitch ideas without understanding the right protection—copyright covers expression, while patents and trademarks may fit inventions and branding. Taiwan Partnership: Prime Minister Russell Dlamini is in Taipei for the Ketagalan Forum, reinforcing Eswatini–Taiwan cooperation on trade, investment, technology and skills.
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