“WE NEED TO HAVE A SENSE OF URGENCY ABOUT HOW WE ARE CHANGING OUR COUNTRY”- MINISTER SAVANNAH

BY LINDELWA MYENI MBABANE– Eswatini needs to develop a sense of urgency in using research, education and innovation to transform the country before global changes leave it further behind, Minister of Information, Communications and Technology Savannah Maziya has said. Speaking during the official opening of a four-day global workshop on the operationalisation of the Eswatini […]

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NATICC STAFF EMPOWERED TO TAKE CHARGE OF THEIR FINANCES

BY LINDELWA MYENI MBABANE– NATICC staff have been equipped with practical financial management skills to help them make informed money decisions, manage debt responsibly, save consistently and plan for long-term financial security. The skills were imparted during a Financial Literacy and Financial Management training facilitated by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA), aimed at strengthening […]

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E105 MILLION FERREIRA CANAL PROJECT CUTS WATER LOSSES, RECOVERS 6.55 GWH

BY GCWALISILE MHLABANE SIDVOKODVO- Eswatini is strengthening its energy security by making better use of existing water infrastructure, with the refurbished Ferreira Canal at Sidvokodvo set to improve hydropower generation, water efficiency and public safety. This was highlighted on Monday, August 24, 2026, when Minister of Natural Resources and Energy HRH Prince Lonkhokhela toured the […]

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ENHI IMBALI MAKES HISTORIC DEBUT AT UMHLANGA 2026, BALANCING HEALTHCARE AND CULTURE

BY GCWALISILE MHLABANE MANZINI- The Eswatini Nazarene Health Institutions (ENHI) is breaking new ground at Umhlanga 2026 as its Imbali makes a historic debut, bringing together cultural pride and the institution’s commitment to healthcare. For the first time, ENHI has entered an Imbali regiment for the annual Umhlanga Reed Dance, giving its maidens an opportunity […]

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E42 000 BOOST TURNS YOUTH IDEAS INTO BUSINESSES

BY SIBUSISEKILE NDLANGAMANDLA NHLANGANO– For five young entrepreneurs from the Shiselweni Region, weeks of learning, planning and refining their business ideas have ended with something tangible — E42 000 in seed capital to help turn their ambitions into growing enterprises. The five emerged as winners following the conclusion of the four-week Shiselweni Business Incubation Training […]

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