Minister Nzima Empowers Eswatini’s Youth and Cultivates Cultural Vibrancy
Minister of Sports, Culture, and Youth Affairs Bongani Nzima embarked on a meaningful visit to the Eswatini National Youth Council (ENYC) and the Eswatini National Council of Arts and Culture (ENCAC) in Manzini this morning. The visit aimed to foster a closer connection between the government and these crucial youth and cultural entities. Minister Nzima [ ]
By Staff Reporter
Minister of Sports, Culture, and Youth Affairs Bongani Nzima embarked on a meaningful visit to the Eswatini National Youth Council (ENYC) and the Eswatini National Council of Arts and Culture (ENCAC) in Manzini this morning.
The visit aimed to foster a closer connection between the government and these crucial youth and cultural entities. Minister Nzima engaged with members and leadership from both organizations, emphasizing the government’s commitment to supporting and empowering the youth and promoting the rich cultural tapestry of Eswatini.
Discussions during the visit covered a range of topics, including strategies to enhance youth participation in sports and cultural activities, create more opportunities for artistic expression, and address the needs and aspirations of the nation’s young population.
The Minister commended the dedication and efforts of the Eswatini National Youth Council and the National Council of Arts and Culture in shaping a vibrant and culturally rich environment for the nation. He reiterated the government’s commitment to providing the necessary resources and policies to ensure the continuous growth and development of these sectors.
This visit reflects the government’s proactive approach to engage with key stakeholders, ensuring a collaborative effort to uplift the youth and celebrate the cultural diversity that defines Eswatini. As discussions continue, it is anticipated that concrete initiatives and programs will be developed to further enhance the sports, cultural, and youth landscape in the country.

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