Today marked the official opening of a two-day workshop on gender-based violence to sensitise Senators on issues related to gender-based violence that is rising at an alarming rate in the country.
Senator Tony Sibandze is currently in Lilongwe Malawi to attend a Digital Policy Symposium themed “The role of Parliamentarians in shaping our common digital future: An African perspective”.
The newly appointed Senators attended an Induction Workshop at the Happy Valley Hotel where they were given an overview of how Parliament operates as stipulated in the Constitution of the Kingdom of Eswatini under the mandate of Representation, Legislation and Oversight.
Members of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) with Ministries of Finance, Health and Education on the first day of their Workshop on Improving Budget Execution and Monitoring at Sibane Sami Hotel (14-17th June, 2022).
Parliamentarians, Management and Staff of the Parliamentary Service collaborated with organizations such as the International Organisation of Migrants, AMICAAL, and Save the Children in the execution of the SADC PF SRHR HIV/AIDS governance project.
Head of Public Sector Governance at the Commonwealth Dr. Roger Koranteng was in the country for a week long retreat for Parliamentarians at the Eswatini Revenue Service Auditorium (Ezulwini).
Senators did not leave anything to chance on the second day of their Retreat where Senate President went straight into the programme for the day. Senators had to do a recap of the previous Retreat and a review of the Second Retreat.
Mrs. Rose Kimeu Craigue who is Country Director UNAIDS emphasised the Kingdom of Eswatini has come a long way in the fight against HIV/AIDS and we have made great inroads. This was during the first day of the Senators' Retreat at the Simunye Country Club on 21st April, 2021.
A three day Retreat for Senators kick started on a very high note at the Simunye Country Club on April 21, 2021 sponsored by UNAIDS with the theme "Sustenance of Parliamentary HIV/AIDS Intervention In The Face of COVID 19\\\".
HRH Senator Sikhanyiso (Minister for ICT) officially opened a Workshop for the ICT House of Assembly Portfolio Committee for the Eswatini National Archives & Records Service Bill-2020 at the Happy Valley
The Parliamentary Service Staff took to the neighbouring areas of the Parliament building around Lobamba where they engaged in a clean-up campaign led by the Clerk to Parliament, Mr. Benedict Xaba.
The Parliament Service embarked on a very much needed team building exercise at the Brookside Lodge in Malkerns led by the newly appointed Clerk to Parliament Mr. Benedict Xaba.
The presentation was made at the Eswatini Revenue Authority's Auditorium at Ezulwini where the Prime Minister stated that it was crucial for Senators to get first- hand information about what Government was doing to resuscitate the country's economy.
