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Community
Foot and Mouth Outbreak Forces Government to Spend E40 Million
Government has confirmed that the Foot and Mouth Eswatini outbreak has forced the country to spend E40 million so far,…
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Community
Manhunt After Woman Stabbed 16 Times in Motshane
A woman stabbed to death in Motshane has sparked a police manhunt after officers confirmed they are looking for her…
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Local News
Student Allowances Raised as Cost of Living Bites
Mbabane — Government has increased student allowances in response to rising living costs, admitting that many students are struggling to…
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Local News
Storm Costs Tax Payers E76 Million
Mbabane — The Government of Eswatini has allocated E76 million to rebuild houses damaged during recent storms, according to an…
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Government Admits Economic Growth Not Yet Felt by Ordinary Emaswati
Mbabane — The Eswatini government has admitted that recent economic growth is not yet being felt by ordinary citizens, despite…
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Eswatini Electricity Dependence Remains Extremely High
Eswatini’s heavy reliance on imported electricity is rising to levels that increase the risk of higher power bills and supply…
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Business
Eswatini’s Economic Growth Outpaces South Africa, but Risks Remain
Eswatini’s economy is growing faster than South Africa’s, according to new international forecasts, but analysts warn that underlying structural risks…
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End of an Era as Peter Simelane Prepares to Exit EswatiniMed
Mbabane — EswatiniMed has announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Peter Samora Simelane, will retire at the end of May…
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Local News
Distress as Thieves Break Into Nhlangano Central Primary School Computer Lab
The education community in Nhlangano has been left in distress following a break-in at Nhlangano Central Primary School, where thieves…
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Local News
New Year Babies Bring Joy as Eswatini Welcomes 2026
Eswatini ushered in the New Year with scenes of joy and celebration in maternity wards across the country, as several…
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