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When elderly mother forgets your name
One of these days, we will all get old. For many old people, age comes with conditions that challenge even the strongest among...
What happens to the dead
Sabelo Gabs NxumaloI would recommend that you read Part One of this series, as it outlines some of the most basic concepts about...
What happens to the dead?
One of the most difficult topics to comprehend when trying to understand the mystery of life is death. Many generations have tried to...
True cost of corruption to our nation
Corruption remains one of the most devastating forces, crippling the progress of Eswatini and the African continent at large. While the consensus is...
Church indaba policy formation
The invitation to all religious institutions by the Ministry of Home Affairs has sparked speculation that, maybe government wants to regulate churches. History...
Sport excellence as career, business opportunity
The Kingdom of Eswatini, a small but proud nation in southern Africa, has always relied on unity and resilience as the foundation of...
South Africa ruling: Husbands can take wives’ surnames
IntroductionThe recent ruling of the South African Constitutional Court, in Jordaan and Others v Minister of Home Affairs, has been hailed as a...
Can SADC be great with multiparty democracy?
As we ponder ideas and apply our minds to the question of how best we can promote the unity of the southern African...
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BySabelo Gabs Nxumalo18 November 2025