AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy: Eswatini is exploring nuclear power as a possible long-term source of electricity, but officials say any move would require careful assessment, strong institutions, clear laws and robust safety measures. Urban Planning: At the Eswatini Urban Forum, officials warned that outdated land laws and unplanned building along rural roads could drive up infrastructure costs. UN Resident Coordinator George Wachira said 90% of economic activity is concentrated in the Matsapha–Mbabane–Manzini corridor. Education: A review of the national education plan urged urgent action on learner dropouts, weak maths and science results, support for vulnerable students and gaps in vocational training. Investment: Eswatini slipped one place to 30th in RMB’s 2026/27 African investment rankings, scoring below the continental average. Youth Football: Eswatini’s U-15s beat the Maldives 3–0 but lost 2–1 to Palestine, moving into the tournament’s placement matches.
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