Southern Africa
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Eswatini's Minister of Information, Communications and Technology Savannah Maziya addressed the Africa Cybersecurity Indaba 2026 in Sandton, South Africa, advocating for continental resil...
Mbabane Highlanders and Mbabane Swallows set for PLE Charity Cup derby showdown
A youth business project in Eswatini's capital, Mbabane, has created 22 jobs in four months, growing its workforce to 34 youth with E480 000 in loans.
Eswatini Youth Employment Opportunities Project provides E10 000 farming support and construction training to young people.
UNESCO and UNESWA target 4,000 teachers in Eswatini to strengthen life skills education
Eswatini's Uncle Waffles to perform at Megan Thee Stallion's Hottieween celebration in Las Vegas
Motorists in Eswatini are being urged to prioritize their safety and that of others when their vehicles break down on the road.
Eswatini's Under-15s lost 2-1 to Palestine but still in contention for ranking improvement
Eswatini's Prime Minister Russell Dlamini says government alone cannot finance urban growth, calls for private sector partnership through new financing models.
UN Resident Coordinator George Wachira says 90% of Eswatini's economy is concentrated in the Matsapha–Mbabane–Manzini corridor, urging modernised planning laws and land reforms.
Eswatini's Deputy Prime Minister Thuli Dladla appeals for collective assistance amid worsening El Niño conditions.
Eswatini Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini says the country is on the right development track, urging municipalities to draft clear growth blueprints.
