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Boy child: The performative masculinity

Madam, We never got to know the world from a place of admiration. From the first moment we were born out of our...

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When gambling becomes a national concern

Madam, There is a crisis quietly unfolding in Eswatini, one that does not command headlines as loudly as it should, yet continues to...

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Knowing when to leave

Madam, There is a question we are rarely taught to ask in relationships, friendships, workplaces and even family: ‘‘When is it time to...

We trade sobriety for a temporary glow, clear judgment for a loosened tongue, tomorrow’s energy for tonight’s escape.
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The unspoken bargain in every glass

Madam, Quid pro quo. Something for something. This for that. Alcohol ...what’s that for? We trade sobriety for a temporary glow, clear judgment...

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Reimagining objectivity in the fourth estate

Madam, The term structuration refers to the conditions governing the continuity or transformation of structures and social systems and indicates that structure, the...

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Psychology of a man to that of God

Madam, God is the only one who looks at the good things you have done. At most, human beings only care about negatives....

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Performance report exposes corruption gap

Madam, Wednesday’s unveiling of the first-ever comprehensive Government Performance Report by Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini marked a historic precedent in State transparency,...

When El Nino hit the kingdom in 2015/16 season, drought was induced as a disastrous effect of climate change. During that season, reports have it that about 80 000 cattle died. (File pic)
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Super El Niño: Closing drought resilience gap

Madam, Climate scientists have raised fresh alarm bells over the return of the Super El Niño phenomenon. Characterised by sea surface temperatures spiking...

Emotional intelligence can never be overemphasised and the cost of treating it as optional is written in blood.
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Maturity without emotional intelligence is incomplete

Madam, Emotional intelligence can never be overemphasised and the cost of treating it as optional is written in blood. Not so long ago,...

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