AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth Research: A Southern African review says weak communication between human and animal health professionals can hinder efforts to detect zoonotic diseases and antimicrobial resistance, and calls for stronger One Health coordination. Clean Energy: Eswatini is rolling out smart electricity meters that could let eligible customers feed surplus renewable power into the grid. Government is also exploring battery storage to steady the network and support solar generation. STEM Skills: One hundred girls have completed WomEng Eswatini’s 10-month GirlEng programme, gaining science, technology, engineering and maths exposure alongside leadership and career guidance. Education: A World Bank- and GPE-backed project worth more than E528 million aims to strengthen basic education, including early childhood and junior secondary learning; officials say stronger foundations in maths and science are key to building future skills. Digital Safety: Eswatini’s banking sector reported E31 million in fraud losses over a year, a decade high. Police urged the public to think before clicking and verify before trusting online contacts.
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