Eswatini Daily News - 2023-11-14

• Women constitute 26 per cent of Cabinet
• ‘Tinkhundla-focused budget possible’
• Eswatini Network of Women joins the fight to curb the escalating GBV cases
• . . . FSRA preaches safety investment during the festive season
• Rape suspect claims he thought victim was old enough to consent
• Mother charged with SODVA after allegedly assaulting daughter
• RES, SARS join efforts to enhance trade efficienci­es between SA and Eswatini
• Eswatini poised to attract climate-smart investors
• SA Shoprite’s Q1 sales rise by 13.2%
• Nigeria restores 275,000 bpd production at TotalEnerg­ies
• TikTok in talks with Indonesian firms about partnershi­ps
• UK petrol station group EG to buy Tesla ultra-fast chargers
• Nepal to ban TikTok, alleges damaging social impact
• Kenya’s president urges progress on global plastics treaty
• Zelenskiy tells Ukrainians to prepare for Russian winter onslaught
• Former UK PM Cameron to return as foreign secretary
• Afrikaners, Black South Africans, what’s that anyway?
• Argentina’s 100% inflation draws crowds to used clothes markets
• Bholoja is happy with Imphilo’s internatio­nal success
• Mr Brown to host One Man Show at the Destinatio­n
• Lebo M is holding my ‘clothes hostage’ - dismissed helper
• Beyoncé faces fresh backlash for showing new film in Israel
• AI and the quest for explainabi­lity in Alzheimer’s diagnosis
• A pill that helps prevent breast cancer approved in England
• Men with prostate cancer can avoid or delay harsh treatments
• Reducing salt intake by one teaspoon a day lowers blood
• Sundowns set for hectic end to the year
• Fans fume as Glazers fail to attend Sir Bobby Charlton funeral
• 0-0 3-0 0-2 2-2
• Mbabane Chess Open tourney on December 2-3
• Figareido out of Libya clash
• . . . EFA confirms 1 week camp in Mbombela

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