Eswatini

The country has denied pledging its public assets as collateral to obtain a loan from Taiwan, increasing fears over the kingdom's finances

In a hard-fought match in Group B of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying series, Eswatini imposed a goalless draw on Cape Verde

Eswatini Prime Minister Cleopas Sipho Dlamini and Taiwan's president have agreed to extend a bilateral economic cooperation agreement until 2028

Taiwan's premier said he hopes that Eswatini will continue to support Taiwan's participation in international organisations

‘First Fruits’ is the theme of the youth-focused budget presented by the Minister of Finance, which plans a 79,22% increase of the scholarship budget for the benefit of 3.500 students instead of 2.500

The National Maize Corporation, in collaboration with United Nations' FAO, delivered over €2,7 million worth of inputs to 22 agricultural organisations

Escalating tensions in the kingdom of Eswatini were heading the list of topics of the agenda of the extraordinary meeting of the Southern African Development Community SADC that took place in Namibia's capital Windhoek on Tuesday

UN human rights chief Volker Türk condemned the "brutal killing" of a prominent pro-democracy activist in the country, which is one of the world's few remaining absolute monarchies

Pearl Dlamini, who became the first African woman to serve on the International Boxing Association's Council and former president of the Eswatini Boxing Association, has called for transparency to regain public trust

Government has dispatched a team from the Ministry of Public Works and Transport to assess roads and infrastructure that have been affected by the ongoing heavy rains across the country

His Majesty Mswati III emphasised his country's desire to strengthen strategic ties with the UAE and create opportunities for economic cooperation between the two countries

Eswatini opposition parties and civil society adopted the eBundu Declaration during a meeting in South Africa, calling on the public to continue to put pressure on King Mswati III

The Eswatini Revenue Service, which spent €235,9 million on salaries, wages and benefits for its 609 employees during the financial year 2020/21, intends to conduct a benchmarking survey on salaries