Over 675,000 farmers have been empowered through training programs, enhancing agricultural productivity and food security.

Eswatini's National Science Week was launched on February 13, 2025, at the University of Swaziland's Kwaluseni Campus. The event aims to boost innovation and technological advancements in the country. Minister of ICT, Savannah Maziya, encouraged students to apply projects that solve global challenges like poverty, climate change, and inequality.

Africa's startup ecosystem is thriving, with significant investments in AI, fintech, and agritech. Women-led tech startups are driving innovation, and the continent is witnessing a surge in entrepreneurial activity. The growth of the startup ecosystem is expected to create new opportunities for economic development and job creation.