Eswatini Daily News

By Thokozani Mazibuko

The first day of the Cabinet Retreat at the Royal Villas Hotel here has seen the country’s leaders gathering to discuss pressing issues and set goals for the nation’s progress.

Speaking at the event, Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini hailed the peace and stability that has characterized Eswatini throughout 2023, describing it as “priceless.”

In an address to Cabinet Ministers and Principal Secretaries, the Prime Minister acknowledged the crucial role that citizens have played in maintaining peace in the country.

“It’s a blessing to be a part of a nation where peace reigns,” the Prime Minister said, expressing gratitude to God for the serene atmosphere that has enveloped Eswatini in recent times.

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“Peace is something that we must all desire and continue to strive for, and we appreciate the unwavering commitment of all EmaSwati in maintaining peace and stability in the country.”

The Prime Minister’s remarks come at a critical time for the country, as Eswatini navigates its post-Covid-19 recovery phase.

The nation had faced numerous challenges, including protests calling for democratic change, which posed a threat to peace and stability.

However, it appears that the country has made significant strides in rebuilding and moving forward, with the Prime Minister’s address serving as a testament to this progress.

The Cabinet Retreat is an annual event where Eswatini’s leaders meet to deliberate on key issues and chart a path forward for the nation’s development.

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This year’s retreat is expected to focus on strategies for economic growth, social development, and other pressing concerns facing the country.

It should be noted that as the country’s leaders gather to forge a better future for Eswatini, the Prime Minister’s emphasis on the importance of peace serves as a powerful reminder of the nation’s priorities and the need for continued unity and cooperation.

It is worth mentioning that with peace and stability firmly established, the people of Eswatini can look forward to a brighter future, and the Prime Minister’s words will undoubtedly resonate throughout the nation as a call to continued commitment and dedication to the values that make Eswatini strong.

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