Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Eswatini: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Southern Africa
King Mswati III warns that late payments to businesses threaten jobs and livelihoods in Eswatini, urging government entities and corporations to meet their payment obligations.
Eswatini considers hydroponics to boost food production and adapt to climate change
FNB Eswatini revives KEAP programme, offering interest-free loans of up to E50 000 to youth-owned businesses and start-ups.
Journalist Adekunle Owolabi calls for African countries to strengthen bargaining power ahead of Russia Africa Summit
The 2026 National Media Awards in Eswatini will feature expanded categories to include digital media, with entries opening on October 24 and closing on November 23.
MTN Bushfire 2027 ticket pre-registration is now open ahead of Early Bird sales on October 23.
Eswatini's Education Minister Owen Nxumalo says the government will review its ban on female pupils wearing pants to school after the Attorney General advised it may breach the Constitution.
Eswatini Revenue Service invests E180 000 in National Media Awards to strengthen public understanding of tax compliance.
Eswatini's Finance Minister Neal Rijkenberg calls for stronger intra-African trade and increased production of value-added goods.
Award-winning Gospel singer Nothando Hlophe to perform at Phakama Mpumalanga Festival in South Africa
EmaSwati supporters scramble to secure tickets for the Soweto Derby, with Orlando Pirates' match against Kaizer Chiefs set for October 31.
Police in Eswatini's Nhlangano urge businesses to deposit cash in banks to prevent festive season robberies.
