Africa-Press – Eswatini. A ripple turned into a wave as Eswatini’s investment potential echoed across the African continent—broadcast live to 52 countries on CNBC Africa.
In what can only be described as a spectacular debut, the inaugural Eswatini Investment Conference captivated audiences far beyond the nation’s borders. Held at the prestigious Sharma House in Ezulwini, the event showcased Eswatini’s economic promise with a spotlight on agriculture—one of the kingdom’s most fertile sectors for growth.
The air was electric as celebrated TV personalities Simphiwe Ncongwane and Faith Mangope guided the live broadcast, which zoomed in on a dynamic panel discussion featuring Minister of Agriculture Mandla Tshawuka, Rhodes Food Group’s Zakhele Lukhele, and Eswatini Railways CEO Nixon Dlamini. Their dialogue delved into how Eswatini’s rich agricultural output can be processed and transported more efficiently to markets—both local and international.
Just as the discussion reached its peak, a surprising moment unfolded—the broadcast was cut short, not for lack of content, but due to an overwhelming turnout. The auditorium overflowed with delegates, entrepreneurs, and curious minds eager to tap into Eswatini’s unfolding investment narrative.
Host Faith Mangope took a moment to address the packed venue, asking those attending in a working capacity to offer their seats to guests who had come specifically to absorb the day’s discussions—a testament to the event’s pull and significance.
Many attendees walked away with the same sentiment: this was not just Eswatini’s conference; this was Africa’s moment. With its vibrant showcase of opportunity and unprecedented regional reach, the conference not only planted seeds of investment—it let them bloom across an entire continent.
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