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Keep the Lilangeni at home

Within the next fortnight, bank automated teller machines (ATMs) across the country will be splashing out hundreds of millions of Emalangeni into the...

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Our last chance to get it right

Following the 9th Southern African Customs Union (SACU) Summit held in Cape Town last week, which endorsed its move to gradually reimagine itself...

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King carries our hopes on new SACU

This weekend, the economic roads for five Southern African countries, including Eswatini, lead to the Cape Town International Convention Centre, where the 9th...

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We need answers on E17bn capital flight

The past week has left a E17.09 billion economic development question hanging over our heads. It urgently needs answers that make sense to...

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Store ‘dvuladvula’ grain ahead of drought

The long-awaited financial relief is finally within sight for thousands of civil servants. In about six weeks, government will dish out the remaining...

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Don’t waste King’s investment wins

His Majesty has returned from international visits to Azerbaijan and the United Arab Emirates with promising leads for investment and trade. He has,...

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Growth cannot be eaten

There is a belief that good macroeconomic statistics automatically mean ordinary people are living better lives. They do not.Eswatini’s economy, we are told,...

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Development demands discipline

To observe the latest confrontation in the House of Assembly is to see, with unusual clarity, the contradiction at the centre of Eswatini....

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Eswatini delivers on global stage, but

When the Kingdom of Eswatini agreed, with less than two months’ notice, to host the OACPS–EU Summit under the new Samoa Agreement framework,...

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