Africa Eswatini A majority of Eswatini citizens believe that the government is not operating adequately on key economic issues and are dissatisfied with the standard of living according to latest poll
Africa Eswatini The country will soon go to the polls: elections are scheduled for September, with many doubts about democracy after King Mswati III, Africa's last absolute monarch, dissolved parliament on 11 July
Africa Eswatini The Minister of Home Affairs, Princess Lindiwe, urged the nation to follow His Majesty King Mswati III's call and work collectively to build the nation together in unity and respect
Africa Eswatini An inclusive financing model for SMEs was developed with the technical assistance of the Economic Commission for Africa to ease access to finance
Africa Eswatini A new urban planning project to develop a transformative agro-industrial hub, which will boost economic activity and attract thousands of workers, will be supported by Eswatini Water and Agriculture Development Enterprise and African Development Bank
Africa Eswatini The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a new legislation on Eswatini and human trafficking
Africa Eswatini The Minister of Trade and Industry Manqoba Khumalo challenged sugar industries in developing economies to seriously consider diversification and value addition in their strategies to ensure long-term profitability
Africa Eswatini The World Bank Group's Board of Directors has approved the new Country Partnership Framework (CPF) for Eswatini, which outlines the Bank's strategy in the country for the fiscal year 2024-2028
Africa Eswatini Climate change could wipe out the Marula and Knobthorn, two Eswatini tree species that are fundamental to the functioning of lowland savannas, from their current ranges - according to new study
Africa Eswatini It was announced that parliamentary elections will be held on 29 September in the country, the last absolute monarchy on the continent
Africa Eswatini Food Quest Eswatini has provided solar backpacks to overcome the challenges of schoolchildren in the country, allowing them to study after dark given the limited resources of many families to buy electricity
Africa Eswatini Saqr Ghobash, President of the Federal National Council, and Lindiwe Dlamini, President of the Eswatini Senate, discussed ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation in various vital areas
Africa Eswatini The country has denied pledging its public assets as collateral to obtain a loan from Taiwan, increasing fears over the kingdom's finances