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Are adults adjusting to modern world?
In an era characterised by rapid technological advancements, shifting social norms and evolving cultural landscapes, the question of whether adults are effectively adjusting...
Words can harm or heal
When leaders speak, societies listen. Words spoken from podiums, pulpits and political stages carry more than meaning; they carry permission. They shape what...
The disappearing art of patience
We live in a time where everything is designed to be fast. Food arrives in minutes, messages are delivered instantly and answers are...
Why stability is underrated
In a world that constantly celebrates growth, risk-taking and chasing dreams, stability has quietly become unfashionable. We are taught to aim higher, move...
Why some traditions survive even when they harm us
Tradition is often seen as something sacred. It connects generations, preserves identity and gives people a sense of belonging. Across cultures, traditions shape...
The difference between healing, avoidance
In recent years, the language of healing has become part of everyday conversation. People speak openly about protecting their peace, setting boundaries, taking...
Economic cost of being independent
Independence is romanticised. We celebrate the woman who pays her own bills, the man who builds from nothing, the graduate who moves out...
When ‘man of the house’ means no responsibility
In many homes, the phrase ‘man of the house’ is spoken with pride. It is used to affirm a young boy’s importance, especially...
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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...
Social media monetisation: Talent without equal opportunity
In the digital age, social media has transformed from a communication tool into a powerful economic platform. Across the world, individuals are leveraging...
ByBandiswa Vilane15 April 2026