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BY SIFISO NHLABATSI MBABANE – Eswatini will need more than E6.14 billion to protect, restore and sustainably manage its biodiversity over the next decade. According to the draft National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP 3.0), the country is already facing an estimated funding gap of nearly E2.99 billion, The strategy, which will guide the […]
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Artists discover the art of turning waste into value Ngwenya Glass showcases sustainability in action EITF links creativity with green economy opportunities BY NELIWE NGUBANE NGWENYA – What happens when yesterday’s bottle, used cooking oil and old newspapers are given a second chance? At Ngwenya Glass, waste does not simply disappear, it is transformed into […]
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….. Stakeholders urged to prioritise sustainability and legal compliance By Mbongeni Ndlela MBABANE – After two years of stringent restrictions, Eswatini’s Big Game Parks (BGP) has officially lifted the national moratorium on hunting, culling, harvesting, and the export of wildlife. Effective from May 1, 2025, this decision marks the end of a temporary halt first […]
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