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Private sector to have direct interventions with Cabinet

By CASSANDRA SHAW on August 24,2011

MBABANE The business community

will on Friday have an opportunity to pose

questions to Cabinet ministers regarding

matters affecting them, including the

financial situation.

This will be through an event hosted by the Federation of

Swaziland Employers and Chamber of Commerce (FSE&CC) to

be held at the Royal Villas starting at 7am.

According to Fanele Chester of the FSE&CC, the breakfast

meeting will be attended by the Prime Minister Sibusiso

Dlamini and Cabinet ministers who include Ministerof Finance

Majozi Sithole and that of Commerce, Industry and Trade,

Jabulile Mashwama.

"The meeting is an opportunity for business owners, employers and other members of the public to

ask Cabinet directly on matters affecting the business community. It is a respectful and productive

space where important issues are discussed on a first hand basis by relevant parties," she said.

Chester explained that the agenda for the meeting was inclusive of a presentation by the PM on the

different strategies by government to mediate the current situation.

Focused

"This includes an update on the Economic Recovery Strategy and the Fiscal Adjustment

Roadmap," she added.

Also to make a presentation is Dr Greg Mills, Director of the Brenthurst Foundation after listening

to both government and business leaders deliberations.

The Brenthurst Foundations activities are focused on encouraging key decision-makers and experts

to share experiences and insights at private meetings and seminars, delivering relevant, practical

policy advice to governments; and generating new thinking and thought-leadership to address

Africas development challenges.

Interested businesses and individuals can call the FSE&CC office forbookings.

The cost is E270 per individual or E2 700 for a table of 10 while FSE&CC members pay E250 per

person or E2 500 for a table.

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