Africa-Press – Eswatini. Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini led a productive first day of the Cabinet retreat, where key areas of focus were education and the health sector.
These sectors have received top priority from the government as efforts to resolve long-standing challenges begin to take shape.
Addressing the gathering of ministers and principal secretaries, Prime Minister Dlamini highlighted the importance of education in the country’s development, stating that the Cabinet is aware of the challenges faced by the flagship university, the University of Eswatini (UNESWA).
In a positive move, the government has committed to resolving these challenges through the presentation of a report from the task team assigned to identify and propose solutions.
“We look forward to the presentation of this report, and we are confident that together, we can turn around the fortunes of UNESWA and ensure that it continues to contribute to the country’s growth and development,” Prime Minister Dlamini said.
Meanwhile, the health sector has not been left behind. To improve the availability of essential drugs and other vital healthcare supplies, the government has put in place strategies to address the shortages.
A review of the Central Medical Stores is underway, aimed at ensuring that drugs reach the people of Eswatini while eliminating opportunities for pilferage.
The ongoing challenge of drug shortages has been a major concern for the healthcare sector, and the government’s commitment to addressing this issue is a welcome development.
Eswatini’s healthcare system relies heavily on the availability of essential drugs, and any disruptions can have far-reaching consequences.
The Cabinet retreat is a significant event that brings together key stakeholders to discuss and address critical issues affecting the country.
With the focus on education and the health sector, the government is taking a proactive approach to resolving the challenges facing these vital sectors.
It should be noted that as the retreat continues, the nation waits with bated breath for the implementation of the strategies and solutions proposed by the task teams.
With Prime Minister Dlamini at the helm, there is renewed hope that the government will succeed in turning around the fortunes of Eswatini’s key sectors.
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