AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoVoter Registration Drive: The Elections and Boundaries Commission brought voter registration and civic education to Mbangweni Royal Residence, using biometric tech and encouraging eligible Imbali to register with ID cards ahead of upcoming elections. STEM Youth Boost: ICT minister Savannah Maziya celebrated top performers from the 2026 National Schools STEM Expo, awarding tablets to young innovators and scholarships for STEM study at Botho University, pushing women to lead in science and technology. Health Infrastructure: King Mswati III inaugurated the E200m Khanyisile Hee Yeon Medical Centre at Ezulwini, urging a sustainability plan and highlighting advanced diagnostic services. Judiciary Loss: Eswatini Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala died in South Africa, with regional judicial leaders including CJ Martha Koome sending condolences. Digital Tax Push: Business Eswatini and retailers/wholesalers met the Eswatini Revenue Service on e-invoicing, raising concerns on integration, costs and transition timing. EdTech Funding: Injini launched an $125,000 AI venture builder for African classrooms, selecting teams from Eswatini and the region to build AI-powered education startups. Energy Scholarships: Three Eswatini students secured SOCAR scholarships for petroleum and energy studies in Azerbaijan after the King’s Baku visit.
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