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Our targeted efforts in Eswatini promoting male circumcision among adolescent boys and young men have played a major role in reducing new HIV infections by over 70%, currently at around 4,000 cases annually. By integrating circumcision services with school-based extracurricular activities such as sports, we have boosted health outcomes and school engagement. These results significantly contribute to the national goal of ending the HIV epidemic by 2030, demonstrating our strong commitment to youth empowerment and epidemic control.

Young women in horticulture enhanced their skills and income-generating activities through experiential learning. They participated in knowledge-sharing visits to the Malkerns Research Centre, renowned for innovative horticultural research, and GUBA Permaculture Centre, which focuses on sustainable agriculture and community empowerment through permaculture training in Eswatini.

Exciting moments during the launch of the Litsemba Rising Project at the University of Eswatini. This initiative signified a beginning of comprehensive and impactful journey dedicated to creating safer campuses free from sexual harassment. Litsemba Rising embodies hope and commitment toward empowering students to foster respectful and harassment-free learning environments.