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If churches are not safe, then where is safety?

A mother sends her daughter to church, believing she is going to a place of prayer, healing and safety. A young woman walks...

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‘The Polygamist’: When entertainment reflects reality

A week ago, social media was buzzing with discussions about the recently released series on Netflix, ‘The Polygamist’ and most of the comments...

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Education: Is it still key to success?

Next Monday, June 15, University of Eswatini (UNESWA) students at the Kwaluseni campus will start their second-semester examinations, with high hopes of excelling....

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Beyond arrests lies unemployment

Week in and week out, theft cases are dealt with at police stations, and articles on such cases are published in the national...

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High cost of commuting in Eswatini

Not so long ago, emaSwati were trying to adjust to the fuel hike announced by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Energy, which...

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UEDF raises the army flag high

Under the sharp April sun at Nokwane, the rhythmic sound of boots striking the ground echoed across the parade grounds. Soldiers moved in...

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Eswatini ATMs are crying for help

Last weekend was filled with joy, relief and assurance that sins that engulfed human beings have been washed away by the blood of...

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Online gambling crackdown: Game of deception

What began as a normal police raid routine has turned into one of the most trending crime stories in the country. Earlier this...

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Human rights: From paper to practice

This Saturday marks Human Rights Day in South Africa, as we commemorate the day with them, maybe it is time to reflect as...

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Family sues EEC over E6m for Mpolonjeni child electrocution

MBABANE - The Eswatini Electricity Company (EEC) is facing lawsuit of more than E6 million following an electrocution incident that allegedly claimed the...