Presseschau

am 2. November 2017 im Observer

SEE SIKHUPHE BY 2022                     

Two companies of international repute, Peal of the South and Sellbridge, have announced a groundbreaking deal to bring several investment groups into the kingdom, including a molecular engineering team, who strategically focus on biofriendly energy.

Sikhuphe is headed for a complete makeover; this after ecofriendly groups met for project development feasibility for the country’s vision for the attainment of first world status.

WORLD STATUS: Artist’s impression of the hotelTwo companies of international repute, Peal of the South and Sellbridge, have announced a groundbreaking deal to bring several investment groups into the kingdom, including a molecular engineering team, who strategically focus on bio-friendly energy and water processing as well as integrated ‘GREEN’ friendly city development, in alignment with WorldHelp Initiative (WHI).
In addition to this, a feasibility study team has also successfully spent the last nine days in the country meeting a number of government authorities relevant to the various projects designed within their joint investment portfolio and micro-macro growth with a view toward assisting with vision 2022.
The Chief Executive of Pearl of the South Tim Smith and Michael Hart-Jones CEO Sellbridge have successfully secured the initial project development feasibility group(s) for the future projects in Swaziland.
Smith and Hart-Jones have confirmed to the Swazi Observer that agreements have been reached whereby Tim Smith was officially appointed to the Sellbridge board as Director of Project Management, and Mfunwa Lukhele was appointed as Director of International Relations of Sellbridge.
In addition, this appointment has allowed for the signing of the initial phase of Project One between Sellbridge International and WorldHelp Initiative in which the groups will be primarily focusing on clean energy and sustainable solutions for the betterment of the kingdom and its people, and the groups phase two entry into the KMIII Airport and additional clean domestic power and high grade water supply.
According to a statement, the overseas investment groups assisted by the Swaziland Investment Promotion Agency (SIPA) and the UK High Commissioner Christian Nkambule, met with His Majesty King Mswati III and Her Majesty the Queen Mother, together with all relevant stakeholders within the kingdom for the alignment of clean energy and water as a launch of Phase One of the Swaziland project.
“The past week was an important week for the attainment of the Swazi people’s vision,” commented Lukhele. “Bekuliviki lekufezeka kweliphupho lemaSwati,” he said in vernacular.

An elated Lukhele stated that Swaziland will be transformed by the success of the projects lined up.
Global Human Benefit Holding of Hong Kong (GHBH) and its subsidiary Global Human Benefit Zambia Limited (GHBZ) have initiated power generation through their company IC1SWAZILAND (PTY) LIMITED.
“The indigenous Dene Tribes of North America are pleased to join His Majesty King Mswati III and Her Majesty the Queen Mother and the other signing parties to financially join in all phases of the initial legacy clean-up of coal waste conversion to clean energy, airport industrial development, wastewater treatment expansion, new green city projects, and fresh clean water to the great Kingdom of Swaziland,” read the statement.
“The indigenous Dene Tribes of North America in alignment of WorldHelp Initiative are investing in the initial and future phases of economic development to the kingdom, so that this small land locked country can take its place on the world stage and become a first world country and lead the continent of Africa in self-sufficiency, also in included is structured outreach and ecogrowth for Aboriginal Tribes in Australia and Papa New Guinea.”
Expected
It is expected that the second phase of the Sellbridge/WHI project will take shape in the early stage of the coming year.
This will include the design and construction of a new modern self-sustainable ‘Smart’ city in close proximity to KMIII Airport.
The intention is to make Swaziland a template model, a shining example and a fore-runner for future developments in other African countries, including Sellbridge’s and WorldHelp Initiatives imminent Republic of Congo infrastructure project together with other projects planned around Africa like those in Ghana, Tanzania and Zambia, for example.

All these projects are a part of the WorldHelp Initiative which include infrastructural ‘green’ eco-friendly and housing developments.

 

Der König hat 2009 die Parole ausgegeben, dass im Jahr 2022 sein Königreich den Status eines Landes der "ErstenWelt" erreicht haben wird. VISION 2022 ist überall zu sehen. Sogar die neuen Banknoten (gedruckt in Deutschland) verkünden diese seine Absicht.