AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDigital Skills: Eswatini College of Technology and the Construction Industry Council are joining forces to address skills gaps, with ECOT urging employers to help shape training for a changing job market. Safer Schools Online: ESCCOM, UNESCO and the Education Ministry trained guidance teachers to identify online risks, respond to cyberbullying and use child-protection reporting channels. Connectivity: EPTC launched broadband and e-commerce promotions, saying it aims to offer internet speeds of about 25 Mbps and support more online activity. AI Readiness: A Commonwealth study says Eswatini could gain E1.23 billion from AI over the next decade, but ranks 52nd of 56 countries for youth readiness, with a score of 36.9 against a benchmark of 53. Digital Public Services: MPs have called for online police recruitment to replace paper applications and long queues, suggesting the Royal Science and Technology Park could help develop a system.
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