ENCAC's four regional cultural centres have expanded their programme offerings with the introduction of new workshops in digital arts, media literacy, and creative entrepreneurship. The expanded programmes are part of ENCAC's strategy to modernise cultural training while preserving traditional arts and crafts. The new workshops will be offered free of charge to community members aged 16 and above. Head of Cultural Affairs Nomvula Mdluli explained that the initiative responds to growing demand for digital skills among young Swazi artists and cultural practitioners. "We recognise that the creative economy is evolving. By integrating digital skills into our cultural programmes, we are equipping the next generation with the tools they need to share Eswatini's culture with the world," she said. Workshops will be available at regional centres in Hhohho, Manzini, Shiselweni, and Lubombo regions beginning next month.