SWALIMO prayer to mobilise more membership
SITEKI – With the national elections drawing closer, about 34 members of the Swaziland Liberation Movement (SWALIMO) held a prayer service on Saturday.
7he prayer, which was held at 6itho Eelweni Inkhundla, was meant to moEilise more memEership in a Eid to elect someone under the inkhundla, who will pursue the party¶s democratic reforms in 3arliament
According to the Eranch¶s 7reasurer, /ucky 1tuli, the prayer¶s aim was to pray for peace under the current vola tile situation in the country they asked for *od¶s intervention to the country¶s political crisis +e said the prayer was not advertised on social media to ensure that it was not Elocked Ey the police
³:e planned this prayer to ask for *od¶s grace ahead of the upcoming elections
2ur memEers were excited when they heard their president address them :e are optimistic that people of 6ithoEelweni will elect someone who will uphold their aspirations in the positions they are elected in,´ he said
In his address, 6imelane who¶s on self exile, urged the memEers to elect people who would emErace the party¶s oEjectives in the bucopho, indvuna and 03 6imelane urged the memEership to market the identified people who would pursue the party¶s aspirations 7he president said they should elect people who would put the people first at all times in their elected positions
³ :orth noting is that %hekitje 'lamini is the outgoing 03 under the 6ithoEel weni Inkhundla 0eanwhile, the (lections and %oundaries &ommission (%& is currently holding the civic voter ed ucation exercise in chiefdoms across the country and *hana 7he central Eankers came together to address vital policy and operational Tuestions, with the aim to address the practical needs of today¶s central Eanks 7he events of the last week had forced analysts to recall the crash and its ramifications for the gloEal economy *overnors and the major players in African finance, who converged at the conference in 6outh Africa, were keen to assess these events and their impact on African economies, while proposing measures that could address Africa¶s uniTue challenges in light of the gloEal situation It is clear that central Eanks in Africa face a range of challenges in managing inflation, promoting sustainaEility goals and promoting financial inclusion to name a few, however, solutions such as innovative funding solutions in partnership with private sector cap ital is an enaEler to deliver inclusive growth ³(ven though the challenges are complex, I am confident that, to gether we can work to overcome them and achieve a sustainaEle future for the continent,´ said 6anni