DPM ATTENDS NATIONAL JOB AND ENTREPRENEURIAL EXPO FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES:
Deputy Prime Minister Thulisile Dladla has arrived at the Mavuso Trade and Exhibition Centre to participate in the National Job and Entrepreneurial Expo for Persons with Disabilities Awareness.
Held under the theme “Empowering Futures and Enhancing Diversity: Your Career, Your Choice,” the event aims to promote inclusivity, economic empowerment and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities.
MTN ESWATINI HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY ACCREDITED BY THE SOUTH AFRICAN BOARD FOR PEOPLE PRACTICES (SABPP)
This milestone means the company’s HR learning and development programs now meet top national and international standards.
The accreditation was awarded after a detailed assessment based on 13 HR standards.
Acting CEO Sibusiso Nhleko received the certificate on behalf of the team.
CRACKDOWN ON MINERAL THEFT IN PIGG’S PEAK:
Minister of Natural Resources and Energy Prince Lonkhokhela says the ministry is deeply concerned about the theft of precious minerals including Green Chert and Gold in Pigg’s Peak.
He revealed that security forces had been roped in and that some culprits had already been caught.
He said the ministry would continue working with law enforcement until this is completely comes to an end.
This was during the ministry’s first quarter performance report debate in Parliament

GOVT ASSURES NATION ON DEPORTATION OF INMATES:
Government has confirmed that five inmates deported from the US are being held in secure, isolated correctional units and pose no threat to the public.
According to a statement released by Acting Government Spokesperson Thabile Mdluli, this follows months of careful engagement between the Eswatini and US Governments, with support from the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), ensuring strict safety and risk assessments were followed.
She said Eswatini remained committed to upholding international agreements and protecting the safety and rights of its people.








