As schools reopened on Tuesday, 15 January 2019, first-year pupils in eSwatini will be introduced to a completely new curriculum. The grade 1 pupils will now...
Floods following a storm this week in eSwatini brought down 178 homes and reportedly killed 20 goats that are believed to have drowned. The National Disaster...
The drought season may be truly over in eSwatini where recent rains have filled up the kingdom’s four major dams. Natural Resources official, Trevor Shongwe, said...
eSwatini has joined the few countries in the world that have introduced a Braille telephone directory to benefit its blind community. Director of the National Association...
A long journey of church and humanitarian work has ended for Father Larry McDonnell of the Cathedral Church who died on Christmas Day. The 83-year-old man...
Entrepreneurs from eSwatini will benefit under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) that is bringing a market for trade worth $928.6 million. The news was...
Prime Minister Ambrose Dlamini on Thursday, 22 November 2018 unveiled a raft of austerity measures aimed at curtailing expenditure and reviving the struggling eSwatini economy. Among...
The government of eSwatini has launched an investigation into the case of 40 local students at MingDao University in Taiwan, who are allegedly made to work...
Most government departments in eSwatini are struggling to deliver services as there is no fuel for the government fleet. This has affected ambulances, police vehicles and...