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BY GCWALISILE MHLABANE MATSAPHA – Eswatini is placing inclusion at the centre of its youth empowerment drive, with the E432 million Eswatini Youth Employment Opportunities Project (EYEOP) targeting 30 000 young Emaswati, at least half of whom will be women and five per cent young people with disabilities. The five-year initiative, supported by the World […]
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BY SIFISO NHLABATSI LOBAMBA – A total of 2 774 content creators have registered with the Ministry of Information, Communications and Technology as government moves to open opportunities for Emaswati participating in the growing digital content economy. Minister Savannah Maziya told the Senate, during the Portfolio Committee First Quarter Performance Report Debate that the Ministry […]
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BY NELIWE NGUBANE MALKERNS– The Eswatini Farmers Market 2026 is turning up the volume, with South African music duo JAZZWRLD and Thukuthela confirmed to bring their high-energy sound to Malkerns Country Club on October 10. The announcement, made by Melting C Events, adds another major international act to the festival’s growing line-up, promising music lovers […]
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BY LINDELWA MYENI MBABANE– Eswatini Medical Christian University (EMCU) has welcomed its new students for the 2026/27 First-Year Orientation, marking the beginning of their journey into university life. The orientation brought together first-year students from the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and the Faculty of Health Sciences & ICT, who gathered for a day of […]
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BY THEMBA ZWANE EZULWINI – Local golfers and sports industry stakeholders have praised the role of the FNB Eswatini Challenge in developing golf in Eswatini and supporting economic growth as the fifth edition of the tournament gets underway this week. This year’s Challenge was launched with a record-breaking E2.5 million prize pool as well as […]
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BY LINDELWA MYENI MBABANEA – First-year students at Eswatini Medical Christian University (EMCU) have been challenged to embrace university as a journey of personal transformation and purposeful growth, rather than simply focusing on passing examinations and obtaining qualifications. The call was made by Ministry of Education and Training Principal Secretary Naniki Mnisi during EMCU’s First […]
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BY SIFISO NHLABATSI LOBAMBA – Deputy Prime Minister Thuli Dladla has cautioned against calls for Emaswati to have more children, saying Eswatini must first address unemployment, poverty and inadequate public services before encouraging population growth. Dladla said the country could not simply encourage people to have more children without considering whether government had the resources […]
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BY THEMBA ZWANE MBABANE- Minister of Agriculture Mandla Tshawuka has handed over digital equipment worth E313 504 to agricultural extension officers as Government moves to strengthen the delivery of services to smallholder farmers under the Smallholder Agricultural Productivity Enhancement and Marketing Project (SAPEMP). The equipment comprises 40 tablets valued at E229 600 and four laptops […]
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BY NOXOLO DLAMINI The Government of Burkina Faso and Jhpiego have celebrated the successful completion of the five-year lntegrated Health Services (IHS) Project, highlighting major achievements in maternal and child health, malaria prevention and health-system strengthening. The high-level closing ceremony brought together government officials, development partners, health professionals and implementing partners. The event was presided […]
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BY NOXOLO DLAMINI PIGG’S PEAK – Men have been urged to play a more active role in early childhood development and nutrition as stakeholders gathered in Eswatini for the 16th East, Central And Southern Africa Health Community (Ecsa-Hc) Best Practices Forum (Bpf). Held from 5–7 August 2026 in the Kingdom of Eswatini, the forum provided […]
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