AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI Readiness: Eswatini could gain E1.23 billion in economic output from AI over the next decade, but a Commonwealth study ranks the country 52nd of 56 for youth readiness. It points to high youth unemployment and unequal access to affordable digital services as barriers. Digital Services: EPTC has launched broadband and e-commerce promotions, with a target of internet speeds around 25 Mbps as it seeks to support learning, business and online services. Online Recruitment: MPs want police applications moved online after thousands queued to apply, suggesting the Royal Science and Technology Park could help build a digital system. Safer Schools: The Communications Commission, UNESCO and the Education Ministry trained teachers to identify online risks, respond to cyberbullying and use child-protection referral channels. Technical Skills: ECOT and the Construction Industry Council are pushing for closer industry links to help align training with employers’ needs as technology and the labour market change.
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