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Rehabilitation works on Malagwane Hill. (Pics: Ministry of Public Works and Transport)
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Construction policy flags corruption in E1.4bn sector

MBABANE – Corruption, weak tender processes and poor oversight are among persistent problems threatening transparency and Construction policy flags corruption in E1.4bn sector...

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Unofficial Cabinet minister of the last kombi

If you have never ridden the last kombi of the night, you have not lived. In Eswatini, suffering is basically civic participation. On...

Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini and OPEC Dr Abdulhamid Alkhalifa.
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Govt wants OPEC funding to create jobs, boost local businesses

MBABANE – Government wants future borrowing to finance projects that create jobs and business opportunities instead of supporting its budget. Prime Minister Russell...

Government wants 80 per cent of construction materials used in public projects to be sourced locally to create jobs and keep more money in Eswatini. The ministry’s Controlling Officer, Thulani Mkhaliphi, said the reforms were being developed with the Construction Industry Council (CIC) to address unemployment and strengthen the domestic construction value chain.
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Govt to enforce 80% local content in construction

MBABANE – Government wants 80 per cent of construction materials used in public projects to be sourced locally to create jobs and keep...

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Inside government’s E10-a-litre fuel racket

MBABANE – Government fuel was allegedly siphoned from machinery and sold to businesspeople for as little as E10 a litre, exposing a costly...

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4°C temperatures expected as extremely cold front hits Eswatini

MBABANE – Temperatures are expected to plunge to 4°C today in the capital city as a severe cold front brings freezing rain, strong...

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Live from the corporate asylum

I was half-naked, late for work and hopping around my bedroom looking for my shoe when Tebusika began diagnosing the entire workforce in...

Eswatini and 15 regional partners are moving to simplify border procedures and cut trade costs for small-scale traders. The move is being driven through the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Simplified Trade Regime (STR), which seeks to make cross-border commerce easier and more inclusive.(Courtesy: SADC)
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SADC moves to make border trade easier

MBABANE – Eswatini and 15 regional partners are moving to simplify border procedures and cut trade costs for small-scale traders. The move is...

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Smoke, mirrors and tobacco syndicate

Let me get this straight. We are living in a country where the Ministry of Health is gearing up to go to war...

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FNB probe uncovers E20m fraud syndicate

BY MBONGISENI NDZIMANDZE AND KWANELE DLAMINI MBABANE – Investigations into the alleged fraud committed at FNB Eswatini have uncovered a syndicate involving businessmen,...

Eswatini’s fastest lady honoured at TUT sports awards

MBABANE – Eswatini's fastest lady Bongiwe 'Smolly' Mahlalela has been crowned Sportswoman of the Year at the prestigious Tshwane University of Technology Sports...

Butsegetsege set to light up Eswatini for Kagogo Weekend

MBABANE — Excitement has reached a fever pitch across the kingdom as viral cultural sensation Mavusane Cyzweh, widely known as Butsegetsege, officially confirms...

Standard Bank brings back Instant Money

MBABANE - Standard Bank Eswatini is bringing back its Instant Money service, four years after replacing it with Unayo, with customers now being...

Eswatini now imports building blocks

MBABANE – The construction industry and the entire economy of the country are under siege. It has emerged that Eswatini has been importing...