Eswatini Financial Times Journal Abonnements en Ligne

ArticleDPM urges Maphalale• niEswat­ini farm­ers to plant as rainEs1.3 improve yield pro­spects:

Cent­ral Bank of Eswat­ini (CBE) Gov­ernor Dr. Phil Mnisi, address­ing mem­bers of the media dur­ing the annual ‘Cof­fee with the Gov­ernor’ ses­sion, said, non­ethe­less, ongo­ing geo­pol­it­ical ten­sions and con­flicts con­tinue to pose down­side...

ArticleSACU receipts pro­jec­ted to hit E11.7 bln in 2026/27

• 12.5% KLNH IRU 2026/2027 fiVFDO YHDU. received E10.4 bil­lion in 2025/2026 and could receive a bil­lion incre­ment.

ArticleGov­ern­ment part­ners with World Vis­ion in E25 mil­lion water drive

Eswat­ini’s gross offi­cial reserves, which cur­rently stand at E8.8 bil­lion, is expec­ted to improve in the short-to-medium term as an increase of 12.5 per cent in South­ern African Cus­toms Union (SACU) receipts for the 2026/2027 fiscal year is...

ArticleEswat­ini avoids IMF con­trol

Eco­nomy Min­is­ter for Fin­ance Neal Rijken­berg says Eswat­ini’sde­cision to avoid enter­ing into an Inter­na­tional Mon­et­ary Fund (IMF)pro­gramme is a delib­er­ate eco­nomic strategy aimed at pro­tect­ing the coun­try’s fiscal sov­er­eignty,...

ArticleInyatsi Found­a­tion strengthens part­ner­ship with DPM’s office

Poor price com­par­ison habits quietly drain house­hold budgets The Min­is­ter said such while respond­ing toan exclus­ive inter­view by this pub­lic­a­tion­fol­low­ing reports that Eswat­ini cur­rently has no out­stand­ing IMF loans, pla­cing the...

ArticleSACU receipts pro­jec­ted to hit E11.7 Eln in 2026/27 fiscDl yeDU