Eswatini Observer PressReader:
CONSUMER CHOICE AWARDS LAUNCHED:
Princess Sakhizwe has urged attendees of the awards to dress in tones that will reflect the beauty of Eswatini.
This was during the launch of the Made in Eswatini Consumer’s Choice Awards set for July 25.
WORLD FOOD SAFETY DAY:
As the country joins the world in commemorating the World Food Safety Day, Minister of Health Mduduzi Matsebula has emphasised the need for Eswatini to enhance food safety measures to reduce health expenditures.
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY COUNCIL MEETS STAKEHOLDERS:
Minister of Public Works and Transport Chief Ndlaluhlaza has emphasised the need to build climate resilient infrastructure to cope with climate change impacts.
This was during the annual Construction Industry Stakeholder Forum held at Esibayeni Lodge in Matsapha.
This year’s Forum is held under the theme “Adapting to Climate Resilient Construction Practices in the Built Environment”
MINI SOLAR PLANT HANDOVER:
Minister of Labour and Social Security Phila Buthelezi and Republic of China (Taiwan) Ambassador to Eswatini Jeremy Liang have handed over a mini solar plant at the Directorate of industrial and vocational training (DIVT).
The plant will help in testing students at Gwamile Voctim and ECOT, who have been trained on solar installation
DRESSED FOR GLORY:
Evelyn Baring and Manzini Central High Schools have been kitted by Joma Sportswear South Africa ahead of tomorrow’s Instacash Schools soccer final at Mavuso Sports Centre.
Joma is also the sponsor for South Africa’s Betway Premiership side Richards Bay. Don’t miss the third-place play-off curtain raiser!
Pigg’s Peak Acting CEO Bongekile Mkhontfo-Dlamini with Eswatini National Council of Arts and Culture CEO Stanley Dlamini after the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding, a partnership that will nature and promote vibrant arts and cultural scenes in the town and nation at large.
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