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Invest in Swaziland

Swaziland is envied with her strategic location in Southern Africa. The country is able to reach regional markets hassle-free, and on top of that boasts one of the best infrastructures in Africa. There are inter-linkages in terms of telecommunications, rail and road networks, which connect with SADC, COMESA and beyond. Exporting products from Swaziland is made easier by the proximity of seaports and the existence of an inland rdy port within the country. The Maputo seaport sits some 180km from Swaziland whilst Durban and Richards Bay seaports are just 600km and 400km away, respectively.

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MAKING BUSINESS WHERE THERE IS NONE!

Among the objectives of SIPA is to help local businesses identify business opportunities, assist them in sourcing finance for investment projects, and creating linkages for Small Medium enterprises (SME) Development with local and institute support. This means walking them to a point where they are competitive even in external markets. Such objectives are clearly achievable if there is sufficient information supporting analysis to help one analyse the business environment and move the entrepreneur towards a more refined business plan.

 
Last Updated ( Monday, 29 June 2009 )
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Agriculture Union Launched

The Swaziland National Agricultural Union was officially launched, with a mandate to transform the agricultural sector and coordinate all farming activities in the country.
Officially launching the union, Agriculture and Cooperatives Minister Clement Dlamini warned the union not to abandon its responsibilities and delve into political affairs that do not concern it.
He said the launching of the union was in line with recommendations made at the National Agricultural Summit held at the Mavuso Trade Centre in 2008.
Last Updated ( Sunday, 10 May 2009 )
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The Swaziland Investment Promotion Authority (SIPA) was created through an Act of Parliament, the Swaziland Investment Promotion Act 1998 and was formally launched in April of the same year. SIPA is a Category A Public Enterprise and is wholly funded by the Government of Swaziland, with initial assistance from the European Union

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