Category - Swaziland

• Redefining beauty through waste
• Eswatini records trade balance deficit of E232.6 million in July 2026
• EWADE’s Mpakeni Dam injects E739.2m into local businesses
• MTN injects E200k into BASE 3x3 Basketball
• OVER 70% LOCAL ACTS FOR TRADE FAIR
• Young hockey stars face regional test in Zimbabwe
• CONCERT BY THE CREEK CELEBRATES HAMPTON’S SPIRIT OF UBUNTU
• EEC eyes yet another hike
• E35 000 up for grabs at 2026 Eswatini Chess Open
• Passports shortage prompts sovereignt­y push
• Mawhoo to bring ‘Rich Monalisa’ experience to Eswatini
• QUOTE OF THE WEEK:
• When does your landlord have to give your deposit funds back?
• Creatives get a glass-look at Trade Fair
• Moo-ving on: Cattle offered in star transfer
• Pigg’s Peak clubswelco­me Killarney maintenanc­e
• . . . .CBE explains approach to managing national reserves
• Food security takes priority over bio-ethanol
• ‘Deportees not serving prison sentences’
• ... senators call for tighter church controls
• Hhohho regional festival confirmed by NACAs chairman
• Fuel ‘cushion’ fund may last 6 months
• DEPOSIW DOES NOW AUWOMAWICA­LLY COVER fiNAL MONWH’S RENW
• E550 000 in PIS 2.0 support for local textile MSMEs
• Give young people a reason to hope
• LEGENDS CUP: FOOTBALL WITH A PURPOSE
• SACU revenue lifts reserves to E10b
• Eswatini names over 350 squad members
• . . .warns tender mistakes can eliminate contractor­s before price is considered
• Uniform posts expose pupils to predators
• Widow dispossess­ed of land by brother-in-law wins in court
• Govt vows to protect refugees, tighten entry controls
• Huge ‘Mula’ boost for Trade Fair games
• Nsingizini now lead PLE Charity voting
• Eswatini Referees for Region V preparator­y tournament
• . . . Senator Fezeka calls for increased maize production
• PREMIER ESWATINI PLEDGES CONTINUED SUPPORT FOR ZONAL LEAGUE FOOTBALL
• E-Visa still in trial phase
• SustainaEi­lity must Eecome engine of growth - Tourism Minister
• Football for the future