MOZAMBICANS LOVE ESWATINI

BY PHUMELELE GAMEDZE MBABANE – Mozambican tourists are increasingly choosing Eswatini for its warmth and tranquillity, with the growing market presenting an opportunity to increase tourism spending and encourage longer stays in the Kingdom. Eswatini Tourism Authority (ETA) Chief Executive Officer Vusi Dlamini said Mozambique has become one of the markets showing significant growth, particularly […]

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NEW WHISTLE-BLOWERS LAW TO STRENGTHEN ACC OPERATIONS – AG OFFICE

BY THEMBA ZWANE MBABANE – The proposed whistle-blower protection law could significantly strengthen the fight against corruption and supplement the operations of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), according to the Attorney General’s Office. Senior Parliamentary Counsel in the Attorney General’s Office, Ngabisa Nkambule, said the development of the new framework would address a major gap in […]

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NEW RULES AIM FOR SAFER, POWER-SAVING APPLIANCES

BY LINDELWA MYENI MBABANE– Proposed regulations could see electrical appliances sold in Eswatini subjected to minimum safety and energy-efficiency standards, as stakeholder consultations on the new framework got underway yesterday. The first Stakeholder Engagement Forum on the Draft Regulations for the Enforcement of Electrical and Electronic Equipment and Appliances Standards, 2026, was held at Sibane […]

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JUSTICE SENATE PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE CHAIR INCORPORATES ‘BOFACATA’ WHISTLE-BLOWERS PROTECTION UNDER NEW LAW

BY THEMBA ZWANE MBABANE – The proposed new whistle-blower protection law could extend protection to people who expose cybercrime, commonly known in Eswatini as ‘bofacata’, following a call by the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, House of Senate Portfolio Committee Chairperson Senator Isaac Magagula. Magagula made the proposal during a three-day workshop aimed at […]

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NEW ERA FOR INVESTORS AS ESWATINI PLANS THREE VISA CATEGORIES

BY SIFISO NHLABATSI EZULWINI – Eswatini is moving towards a new era in its immigration regime, with government proposing three new visa categories aimed at attracting major investors, retaining high-value businesspeople and positioning the country as an attractive retirement destination. The proposed changes are contained in the Immigration Bill currently under discussion and were outlined […]

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