Cervical cancer push: At the World Health Assembly, South Africa and partners—including Eswatini—called for stronger, accountable health systems to speed up cervical cancer elimination through wider HPV vaccination, closer screening, better referrals and primary-care integration. Regional trade talks: South Africa’s Cape Town will host major SACU meetings at CTICC2 from 18–26 June, with Eswatini among expected participants to focus on customs policy and boosting intra-SACU trade. Housing service upgrade: The Eswatini Housing Board launched a real-time Net Promoter Score (NPS) feedback platform to let customers shape service delivery via web, SMS, social media links and reception tablets. Digital banking momentum: EswatiniBank’s Transact Nomakuphi draw rewarded five customers with a total of E10 000 for using digital channels. Mobile money for business: MTN Eswatini is promoting MoMo API integration to help developers build new payment-enabled services, including in healthcare. Anti-corruption at the border: South Africa’s Border Management Authority and the SIU intensified anti-corruption efforts at Oshoek Port of Entry, targeting networks at crossings used by Eswatini trade. Fraud trial spotlight: An ERS worker testified about a WhatsApp “facata” scam that allegedly led to a loan of over E340 000 and siphoning of E267 500. Corporate appointments: Coca-Cola Beverages Africa named Henry Friedrich as Namibia GM, while UD Trucks Southern Africa held its 2026 importer and dealer conference to align growth plans across the region.