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First World tough on GBV
Everyone reading this article must please raise the right hand if they have never struck a woman, and especially in a domestic context....
Rise of youth in global leadership
For a long time, leadership was seen as something reserved for the older generations or those with decades of experience, established networks and...
Month with 31 Saturdays: Festive financial wisdom
December has long been dubbed ‘the month with 31 Saturdays,’ while January is infamously known as, ‘the month with 60 days.’ These metaphors,...
Understanding mental health
As the times have progressed and the world has grown in complexity, the concept of mental health has become more of a prominent...
Eswatini’s position amid G20 Summit
The 2025 G20 Summit, held in Johannesburg from November 22 to 23, marked a watershed moment: The first G20 gathering on African soil. However,...
A case in point
When South Africa recently declared gender-based violence (GBV) a national disaster, it made headlines and for good reason. This isn’t just a political...
Human rights activist leaves void
On Saturday, November 14, 2025, mourners gathered at the Evangelical Church, in Mbabane to celebrate the life of Comfort Mabuza, who had answered...
Private sector stagnation weakens economic resilience
We are living in an era of rapid global transformation.Platforms such as the G20, whose leaders are convened in neighbouring South Africa to...
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