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Botho University brings 2026 admissions roadshow to Hhohho Region

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Representatives from Botho University engaging prospective students during a previous recruitment exercise, bringing higher education opportunities closer to emaSwati.
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Prospective students in the Hhohho Region have an exciting opportunity to take the next step towards their academic and professional goals as Botho University has brought its 2026 admissions roadshow to Mbabane Mall from yesterday until June 5, 2026.

The roadshow forms part of the university’s nationwide recruitment campaign aimed at making higher education more accessible to emaSwati.

For five days, representatives from Botho University’s Eswatini Campus will be available at Mbabane Mall to engage with prospective students, parents, guardians and working professionals interested in furthering their education.

The event will provide visitors an opportunity to learn more about the university’s programmes, admission requirements, application procedures and available study options.

Whether you are a recent high school graduate, a mature student seeking to upgrade your qualifications or a professional looking to advance your career, the roadshow offers a platform to explore educational opportunities that suit your goals.

Prospective applicants attending the roadshows are encouraged to bring:

  • Certified copies of their EGCSE, NSC or IEB mark statements
  • National ID
  • Documents can also be submitted via WhatsApp, offering an added layer of convenience for those who may not have easy access to physical offices.

Botho University has earned recognition for offering industry-relevant programmes designed to equip students with practical knowledge and skills needed in today’s competitive job market.

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During the roadshow, visitors will have the opportunity to interact directly with university representatives, ask questions and receive personalised advice on programme selection and career pathways.

The university’s presence in Mbabane Mall offers convenience to residents of the Hhohho Region who may not be able to travel to the campus.

By bringing admissions services closer to the community, Botho University hopes to encourage more people to pursue higher education and unlock new opportunities for personal and professional growth.

In addition to learning about academic programmes, visitors can also gain insight into student support services, flexible study options and available sponsorship opportunities.

The university is registered and accredited, giving prospective students confidence in the quality and recognition of its qualifications.

Those seeking additional information before or during the roadshow can contact Botho University on +268 2505 2288 or +268 2505 2299. Prospective students can also call or send a WhatsApp message to +268 7924 8837 for assistance.

The recruitment roadshows will continue to other regions across the country, ensuring that opportunities for higher education reach every corner of Eswatini.

For aspiring students ready to take the next step, the roadshow might just be the beginning of a life-changing journey.

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