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King Mswati III to visit Zambia

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has announced the upcoming State Visit of His Majesty, King Mswati III of the Kingdom of Eswatini to Zambia. His Majesty is expected to arrive in the country on June 30th and will stay until July 2nd, 2023. This visit comes at the invitation of Mr. Hakainde Hichilema, and is a reciprocal gesture following President Hichilema’s State Visit to Eswatini in June 2022.

During his stay, His Majesty King Mswati III and President Hichilema will engage in bilateral talks, addressing various issues of mutual interest at bilateral, regional, and international levels. These discussions aim to strengthen the historical and warm bilateral relations between Zambia and Eswatini, which are built on shared values and friendship.

The highlight of the State Visit will be the signing of several Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) between the two nations. These agreements will cover key sectors such as Trade, Investment, Defence and Security, Energy, Agriculture, Arts and Culture, and Forestry.

On July 1st, 2023, King Mswati III will travel to Ndola, where he will be the esteemed Guest of Honour at the 57th Zambia International Trade Fair. This event underscores the significance of trade and economic collaboration between Zambia and Eswatini, and highlights the importance of partnerships in accelerating trade and investment among African nations.

The Kingdom of Eswatini has proven to be a valuable partner for Zambia in various fields, including Tourism, Culture, Trade, and Agriculture. The visit by His Majesty King Mswati III presents an excellent opportunity for Zambia to further consolidate its partnership with Eswatini, fostering pragmatic cooperation to achieve common development aspirations.

His Majesty’s visit will conclude on July 2nd, 2023, after a tour of the Lusaka South Multifacility Economic Zone. This visit to the economic zone will provide King Mswati III with insights into Zambia’s economic potential and investment opportunities, further reinforcing the ties between the two nations.

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    • The man is a useless corrupt King Mswati III of the Kingdom of Eswatini…if it wasnt for RSA this fooooool would removed all he is has been good for over these decades since KK is impregnanting young girls in his kingdom.

  1. Kaizar Zulu a.k.a mfumu ya mpuno and his boss the worst president in history have mansions in Swaziland. HH don’t fall for the trap. Such was the downfall of your predecessor-unwarranted deals that have made mfumu ya mpuno unscrupulously wealthy. Mfumu ya mpuno is now stuck his big nose has been blocked by the wind of change. It just sits on his ugly face with not a single sniff of dollars. Hey, mfumu ya mpuno let sleeping dogs lie.

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    • I laughed very much when I read this nonsense from mwepu. Naseka maningi. How can I respond to such rubblish? This is the calibre of upnd bloggers. They have no substance in between their ears. A lot of tribal jealousy. To monkeys like mwepu, only their god hh can be rich and successful. They cannot fathom that other people like me can work hard and employ their relatives. Mwepu I am probably employing your f00Iish father and here you are speaking faeces

    • @Kaizar where are you? We hear Muniz Zulu has been arrested because he is your surety and you never turned up for court sessions today? You and Fred Mmembe seem to have the same hiding place because ZP never finds you.

  2. Unlike rotten Lungu ,HH doesn’t want Eswatini mansions iwe King Mswati.
    Be warned that HH is incorruptible.

    • What a lie! Why are you taking the initiative to defend him even before we accuse him? Let him talk for himself. HH should know you are judged by the company you keep. Or birds of the same feather flock together.

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