Eswatini handles E80.4 bilfarmeliornsintoannpuallamnertchaasndriseains Presenting the airport’s cargo commercialisation plan during the King Mswati III International Airport Business Forum held last Thursday at Business Eswatini...
Trade between Eswatini and the United Kingdom has suffered a dramatic contraction, falling by 87.5% to just £3 million (approximately E56 million) in the 12 months to the end of March 2026, as British imports from the kingdom declined sharply.
Government is set to access up to E2.4 billion from the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) to finance housing and supporting infrastructure projects across Eswatini, following the House of Assembly’s passage of the Development...