AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHigher Education: King Mswati III called for universities in all four regions, saying UNESWA received about 9,000 applications but admitted only 3,000. Royal Reports: The King is reportedly set to marry Nontokozo Shembe, daughter of a Shembe church leader. The reports remain unconfirmed; royal spokesperson Percy Simelane called it a “family affair.” Teacher Training: UNESWA and UNESCO launched a project to equip 4,000 teachers with life-skills education to support learners’ well-being and safety. Energy: Eswatini reaffirmed it is exploring nuclear power for the long term, stressing the need for strong laws, institutions and safety measures before any development. Urban Planning: Officials warned that outdated land laws and unplanned building along new roads could lead to costly infrastructure problems. UN Review: Eswatini’s record on economic and social rights is due to be reviewed by a UN committee on November 2 and 3.
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