Urban Cleanliness Drive: Eswatini Mobile Cares and the Municipal Council of Manzini teamed up for a community clean-up, with residents and businesses removing litter and clearing public spaces to boost public health and environmental responsibility. Housing & Service Delivery: The Eswatini Housing Board (EHB) rolled out a real-time customer feedback platform using the Net Promoter Score (NPS) approach, letting customers share input via email links, website, SMS, social media and reception tablets. Health & Digital Access: MTN Eswatini is promoting digital health through the Notsa Health App, localised into Siswati, with training support from Georgetown University and the Ministry of Health. Water, Food & Climate Policy: The Rural Women’s Assembly urged governments to put women smallholder farmers at the centre of food and climate policy, highlighting their role in resilient food systems amid climate shocks and rising food prices. Health Systems Accountability: At the World Health Assembly side event on cervical cancer elimination, Eswatini joined calls to expand HPV vaccination, bring screening closer to communities, strengthen referrals and integrate services into primary health care. Science for Sustainable Development: SADC countries were urged to strengthen science, technology and innovation to tackle climate change, health crises, food insecurity and water scarcity, including closing the digital divide. Green Entrepreneurship Call: GreenCape and partners invited green entrepreneurs across the region, including Eswatini, to pitch in the 2026 Afri GreenPitch Challenge focused on circular economy, waste management, renewable energy and sustainable agriculture. Wildlife Crime Watch: A report on rhino horn trafficking points to Mozambique and South Africa as major African sources and transit routes feeding Chinese markets, underscoring ongoing biodiversity threats.