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Eswatini's land disputes and unclear farm boundaries are causing social friction, driving some citizens to take the law into their own hands, warns Gege MP Magesi Dlamini.
Eswatini MPs question EEC's pole relocation fees, citing lack of transparency and consent
Organizers of the Eswatini Farmers Market announced that South African Amapiano duo Jazzwrld & Thukuthela has canceled their appearance at the event.
Eswatini's Parliament observed a moment of silence for Princess Lindiwe, a Member of Parliament and Minister for Home Affairs, during its first sitting of the 12th Parliament.
Eswatini's VAR official Letticia Viana completes FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup campaign with eight assignments in Poland.
Eswatini's Housing Minister Appolo Maphalala has announced that the second Eswatini Urban Forum will be held from October 28 to 30.
ESCCOM urges parents to monitor children's phone use as traffickers use social media to lure minors.
The African Development Bank has given a positive assessment of projects it is financing in Eswatini, including LUSIP II and the Mpakeni Dam.
Eswatini Prime Minister Russell Dlamini urges African Development Bank to create opportunities for local businesses and young people in development projects.
Zambia's Commissioner General Fredrick S.S. Chilukutu calls on SADC correctional leaders to transform prisons into centres of rehabilitation and productivity.
Eswatini celebrates 60th International Literacy Day with 90% literacy rate, but acknowledges early grade reading and math gaps.
A 68-year-old Eswatini man has moved into a new one-room house worth over E33 000, provided by the Langaletfu Organisation.
