Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Eswatini: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
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Eswatini residents with a monthly housing budget of E5,000 must decide between renting and buying a home, considering factors like financial stability and long-term goals.
Eswatini National Provident Fund introduces Express Claims service to process eligible member claims within three hours.
The African Union Commission has called on member states to implement recommendations aimed at strengthening seed systems across Africa.
Recent high-profile events in Eswatini, featuring SwaziBoy and MaWhoo, have raised questions about the industry's event planning and audience spending.
Eswatini seeks to unlock E943.8m in leather value by tackling raw material exports and establishing joint procurement for local MSMEs.
Phindile Promise Mgabhi, a firefighter and entrepreneur, shares her fitness journey and how exercise helped her overcome personal struggles.
Eswatini takes major step to strengthen health security with launch of National Action Plan for Health Security 2026-2030.
Eswatini government restores IFMIS system, allowing commercial banks to process civil servants' loans again after a week-long disruption.
Hundreds attend 'Let Me Tell You Something' book launch and healing session
African Union education lead Dr Caseley Olabode Stephens says AI must empower African teachers, not replace them.
Jehovah’s Witnesses in Eswatini can now donate blood cells after the church relaxed its rules on blood donations.
Over 80,000 candidates begin 2026 national assessments across Eswatini without major incidents
