Eswatini Prime Minister Urges Africa to Embrace Technology in Agriculture
Eswatini's Prime Minister Russell Dlamini calls for African countries to invest in biotechnology and agricultural research to improve productivity and climate resilience.
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Eswatini's Prime Minister Russell Dlamini calls for African countries to invest in biotechnology and agricultural research to improve productivity and climate resilience.
EFA CEO urges coaches and clubs to prioritize children's mental wellbeing alongside UNICEF and Ministry of Health.
King Mswati III calls for private sector investment in Africa's seed industry to ensure food sovereignty and tackle youth unemployment.
Somhlolo National Stadium in Eswatini will be closed for two weeks due to scheduled events, forcing Premier League matches to be relocated.
Sub-Saharan Africa's median inflation rate is projected to increase from 3.7% in 2025 to 5.5% in 2026.
First National Bank Eswatini is suing two former employees for over E14 million in damages over an alleged fraudulent credit and overdraft scheme.
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Eswatini government proposes integrating gender impact assessments into digital policies to prevent women and girls from being left behind in digital transformation.
Local football clubs in Eswatini educated on mental health issues
Mbabane Municipality and REPS raid 12 scrap yards to combat copper theft and illegal trading
A Cameroonian delegate attending the 17th EUMETSAT User Forum for Africa in Matsapha, Eswatini, collapsed and died on Wednesday.
UNESWA alumni are being urged to play a greater role in supporting the university as it navigates financial challenges and deteriorating infrastructure.