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By Bongiwe DlaminiMPAKA:King Mswati's newly opened Magomba Coal Mine is allegedly failing to pay suppliers and sub-contractors. As a result, the sub-contractors told this Swaziland News on Wednesday that, they have given the company until Monday to pay otherwise, operations will be halted. "On Monday we might halt operations if they don't pay", said a businessman who attended a meeting inside the Coal Mine where suppliers discussed a way forward.

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By Bongiwe DlaminiMBABANE:President Cyril Ramaphosa has approached the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) to challenge a High Court judgement which set aside his recognition of Misizulu kaZwelithini as King of the Zulu nation, Eye Witness News reported on Wednesday. The recognition came days after MisiZulu was traditionally crowned at the Kwakhangelamankengane Royal Palace in Nongoma but a year later, the Pretoria High Court said the process was unlawful and invalid.

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By Bongiwe DlaminiMBABANE:Prince Lindani,the appointed Member of Parliament(MP) has applauded King Mswati for maintaining diplomatic relations with Taiwan. Speaking in Parliament on Tuesday when supporting the R5.2billion Strategic Oil Reserve Project, the MP said Taiwan remains a loyal diplomatic partner who assisted the country in many ways. "Taiwan remains our loyal diplomatic partner who assisted our country in many ways", said the MP.

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By Bongiwe DlaminiMBABANE:Nomalungelo 'LaZwide' Simelane stood-up in Parliament on Tuesday and expressed support for the Taiwan R5.2billion Strategic Oil Reserve Project, defying her husband Mduduzi Magawugawu Simelane who was vocal on Facebook, urging Parliament to reject the project. MP LaZwide told Speaker Jabulani 'Buy Cash' Mabuza and the entire House of Assembly that, the project is a game changer for Siphofaneni and will create jobs.

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By Bongiwe DlaminiMBABANE:David 'Cruizer' Ngcamphalala, the Sigwe Member of Parliament(MP) has applauded the Tinkhundla Government for the soon to be constructed Siphofaneni-Siphambanweni road. Speaking in Parliament on Tuesday, the MP said the road will benefit seven(7) Tinkhundla including Hosea and create jobs. "We are very happy as MPs that finally, this road project will commence and create jobs and business opportunities", he said.