‘BakaNgwane’ shines at Mpumalanga International Film Festival
By Siphesihle Dlamini The recent screening of the Eswatini film ‘BakaNgwane’ at the Mpumalanga International Film Festival (MIFF) marked a…
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Foreign Affairs Ministry Bridges Gap with Parliament in Strategic Policy Dialogue
By Thokozani Mazibuko In a rare and constructive engagement, Senators and Members of Parliament (MPs) set aside formalities to engage…
Pensioners get 4.2% pay rise
By Thokozani Mazibuko Pensioners under the Public Service Pensions Fund (PSPF) will see a welcome boost to their monthly payouts…
Sabani Lesigebhu?
The two Mbabane Highlanders factions are in court over the ownership of the club. Estranged President Bheki ‘Rubber’ Simelane has…
Eswatini’s electricity supply under strain amid rising demand
The issue of load shedding in Eswatini has become a pressing concern, as highlighted by the Managing Director of the…
RES empowers youth
‘We’ve donated 10 spaza containers to empower youth and uplift our neighboring communities; Khuphuka, Dvokolwako, Manzana, Nkambeni and Mnjoli each…
Two ‘Birds’, one stone
[6:09 am, 12/08/2025] Lwazi Giggs Dlamini : CLASH OF THE ‘BIRDS’: The drama is on once again at Mbabane Swallows….
Nigeria arraigns five accused in 2022 Catholic church massacre in Abuja court
The trial is expected to test the government’s ability to prosecute cases tied to terrorism, a challenge as Nigeria grapples with insurgencies and insecurity.
Are African countries aware of their own mineral wealth? Ghana and Rwanda offer two very different answers
Post-independence, many African nations nationalised their mining sectors. International pressure led to privatisation in the 1980s.