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Prime Minister @RussellMDlamini has commended the development of Malkerns Square, highlighting its contribution to Eswatini’s economic growth through investment in commercial, residential & recreational facilities, and opportunities to support local production & enterprise.
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Prime Minister @RussellMDlamini has commended STEM Club Eswatini for developing technology aimed at detecting wildfires and providing early warnings, describing the initiative as an important step towards industrialisation and homegrown innovation.
It was a pleasure to welcome the new High Commissioner of India to the Kingdom of Eswatini, H.E. Anand Prakash, to the Private and Cabinet Office yesterday.
We explored opportunities to further strengthen our partnership, particularly in development cooperation, STEM, education & capacity building. These remain vital in advancing innovation, empowering our people & creating opportunities that contribute to our nation's development.
I came across an interesting chart recently reposted by @elonmusk on X, originally shared by a16z using data from the Energy for Growth Hub. It illustrates the strong relationship between electricity consumption per capita & GDP per capita across nations.
Energy must cease to be just a utility for consumption and become a strategic instrument for wealth creation, economic sovereignty and national transformation.
Eswatini can lead by example. Africa must rise to the occasion.
#Eswatini #EconomicTransformation #EnergySecurity #Industrialisation #AfricaRising #Investment #EnergyForGrowth
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Prime Minister @RussellMDlamini has called for decisive action to strengthen Africa’s seed systems, protect indigenous seed varieties and advance the continent’s food sovereignty.
Good evening, Eswatini. On Friday, we had the pleasure of joining the staff and management of the Private and Cabinet Offices and the Emergency Response Council on HIV and Aids (NERCHA) in fellowship and in celebration of our Lutsango regiment.
As we celebrate what has been achieved, we must continue to raise the bar - in the quality of our work, the manner in which we present ourselves, and, above all, in the standard of service we render to the people of Eswatini.
























