E1.2 billion policy launched to close Eswatini’s skills gap
Eswatini has unveiled a E1.2 billion plan to tackle one of its biggest economic headaches, the mismatch of what young people are studying and jobs available.
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Tougher transshipment penalties not expected immediately as Trump tariffs kick in
Tougher U.S. trade penalties on goods originating in one country being re-shipped from another are not expected to immediately follow new U.S. tariffs, three people in Southeast Asia with knowledge of the matter said, easing a major cause of concern.
Former ICT Ministry PS Phesheya Dube transitions to the Commerce Ministry as Under Secretary
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Senate President pledges Parliament’s commitment to implementing the Grand Plan for National Transformation
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Not all power cuts due to load shedding – Minister Prince Lonkhokhela
By Thokozani Mazibuko Minister of Natural Resources and Energy, Prince Lonkhokhela, has assured senators that government is taking decisive steps…
DPM receives E1 mln donation of assistive devices for persons with disabilities
By Siphesihle Dlamini Deputy Prime Minister Thulisile Dladla recently received a remarkable donation of assistive devices valued at nearly E1…