Eswatini Daily News - 2024-03-26

• ‘Media must be self-regulated and operate transparen­tly’
• REPS promotions to be done transparen­tly
• Micro Projects enhances school infrastruc­ture in Malibeni, residents applaud government
• Late Top Cyclist ‘Shirley’ death case postponed
• Man (20) charged for allegedly raping 14-year-old minor
• Qobonga man sentenced for assaulting pregnant girlfriend
• ESCCOM, FSRA MoU to regulate digital nonbanking financial services
• Yen gains after interventi­on warning, dollar dips
• Spotify tests video courses
• Malawi declares state of disaster over drought wrought by El Niño
• Senegal opposition’s Faye leads early presidenti­al election results
• Angola’s president woos Chinese tourists
• King Charles ‘frustrated’ by pace of cancer recovery
• Ecuador’s youngest mayor found shot to death
• ‘Lives in danger’ after Navalny’s death, says wife of dissident Kara-Murza
• Gogo & S’lwane for Laugh Africa Comedy Festival
• Mahamba Gorge Music Fest to rock Eswatini with stellar line-up
• Young Zesh, Samu Once Again, M Nation working on an EP
• Top 21 Freshman finalists unveiled
• Epic Gig Freshman finalist to collaborat­e with Aubrey Qwana
• Sdala B adds Lawu Le Ngwenya to his Easter Tour
• How to reduce blood sugar immediatel­y
• Can drinking alcohol increase the risk of colorectal cancer?
• Newcastle United co-owner loses in bankruptcy row with Greek tycoon
• Murray gives fans an effort to remember in Miami swan song
• Woods, McIlroy’s virtual golf league to launch January 7
• Pitso Mosimane looking for national team coaching opportunit­ies
• Spain not a racist country, says Carvajal before Brazil friendly
• Philani reigns supreme in Chess qualifiers
• Sihlangu out to finish the job on Dominic’s swansong match
• Sihlangu Semnikati cautious of Somalia

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