AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate Risk & Preparedness: Eswatini is urged to learn from past El Niño damage after warnings that El Niño conditions could build later in 2026, with the country reminded that preparedness is an investment, not a cost. AI for Public Services: The University of Eswatini and the Eswatini Revenue Service signed an MoU to train 650 ERS employees through the UNESWA AI Academy, focusing on responsible use, governance, and practical AI literacy. Digital Governance & Integrity: A new Managing Director for the Eswatini Posts and Telecommunications Corporation was appointed with a clear mandate to restore integrity, professionalism, and financial sustainability. Regional Nuclear Safety: Eswatini joined a Nairobi forum on strengthening nuclear and radiation safety in healthcare, with regulators and health officials mapping next steps to improve public safety systems. STEM Outreach: Eswatini-linked science engagement continues regionally as mobile lab programmes like Curiosity Cube™ expand hands-on STEM learning across Southern Africa. Aviation Standards: ESWACAA and SASO hosted an ICAO regional workshop on aircraft and pavement classification ratings to help harmonise safer, more efficient air infrastructure.
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