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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.
PSPF announces 4.2% Pension increase for pensioners
By Lwazi Dlamini Public Service Pension Fund (PSPF) pensioners will be delighted to know that from end of August 2025…
Manzini Municipality launches a job preparedness project
By Thokozani Mazibuko In a bid to curb the high rate of unemployment amongst young people, the Municipal Council of…
Eswatini takes centre stage at the 45th SADC Summit in Madagascar
By Siphesihle Dlamini The recent 45th Ordinary Summit of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Heads of State and Government,…
South Korea, Vietnam leaders pledge deeper ties amid trade challenges
South Korea and Vietnam pledged deeper economic and strategic cooperation as their leaders held a summit on Monday, with the…
Eswatini Charts New Energy and Trade Pathways Across Borders
From the bustling port city of Maputo to the Caspian shores of Turkmenistan, His Majesty has spent the past week advancing Eswatini’s strategic interests
Decentralisation: A Double-Edged Sword Poised to Close Eswatini’s Wealth Gap
When properly executed, decentralisation could foster greater local economic participation and better resource allocation, potentially unlocking investment.
E1.2 billion policy launched to close Eswatini’s skills gap
Eswatini has unveiled a E1.2 billion plan to tackle one of its biggest economic headaches, the mismatch of what young people are studying and jobs available.