AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoClean Energy: Eswatini is rolling out smart electricity meters that could let eligible households send surplus renewable power to the grid. The government is also exploring battery storage and aims to connect every household to electricity by 2030. STEM Skills: One hundred girls have completed WomEng Eswatini’s 10-month GirlEng programme, which builds science, technology, engineering and maths skills. Women make up just 28% of enrolment in STEM and technical institutes, highlighting the need to widen access. Cybersecurity: Banks recorded 1,392 fraud cases and losses of E31 million in the year to October—the highest annual total in a decade. Police are urging the public to verify messages and links before trusting them. Climate and Technology: Eswatini and Bangladesh are exploring technology transfer and investment to develop jute as a sustainable alternative to plastic.
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