Personal Finance
Smarter payroll, advisory solution for employers
Managing payroll, taxation and compliance has become one of the biggest administrative pressures facing employers and business owners in Eswatini.From changing statutory requirements...
Navigate this academic year’s finances with ease
Navigating the financial demands of a new academic year requires a strategic blend of early planning and disciplined spending.As we move further into...
Get your salary seamlessly
Are you tired of juggling multiple accounts and services?Then Swaziland Building Society (SBS) is the solution. It is simple, all you need to...
Joining stokvels: Which one works for you?
Stokvels are informal savings clubs where members contribute regularly to a common fund, which is then distributed among the members at a predetermined...
Start year with SBS savings, investments products
Swaziland Building Society (SBS) has called upon emaSwati to start saving as early as now - beginning of the year.The beginning of the...
Be vigilant against fraud – SBS
As the festive season reaches its peak and spending surges, fraudsters are also on the lookout for opportunities to exploit unsuspecting individuals.Swaziland Building...
Optimising your December money
December is more than just a festive season, it’s a powerful financial moment that requires people to make wise decisions. 13th cheques, bonuses,...
Switch to Sipatji Salary Account today
Swaziland Building Society (SBS) invites you to step into a new era of banking convenience and rewards with the Sipatji Salary Account, the...
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Swazipharm blames ministry delays, commits to compliance
LOBAMBA – After being implicated in the delivery of medical drugs that were later recalled, prominent pharmaceutical supplier Swazipharm has reaffirmed its commitment...
DNA plan could swallow E126m of Home Affairs budget
MBABANE – Making DNA testing compulsory before issuing birth certificates could cost taxpayers about E126 million annually, enough to fund free Grade I...
Maloma Colliery calls for calm as wage talks continue
MBABANE - Maloma Colliery Ltd has offered employees a cumulative nine per cent salary increase over two years, but wage negotiations have reached...
Shembe forgives Zulu King after video fallout
MBABANE – Members of the Nazareth Baptist Church in Eswatini have rallied behind His Holiness Unyazi Lwezulu Shembe after he publicly forgave Zulu...
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...
