LOBAMBA – The risk of being greylisted still lingers, as Eswatini currently meets only 14 of the 40 Financial Action Task Force (FAFT) recommendations. The country urgently needs to meet the rest to ...

Globally, about 40 per cent of all female murder victims, and just six per cent of male murder victims, die at the hands of a former or present spouse or lover. The home becomes a dangerous place for ...

MBABANE - ERS has achieved an impressive year-to-date revenue collection of E6.02 billion, a 13 per cent increase compared to last year’s performance under the legacy eTax system.

MBABANE - A police officer, who is a member of Prime Minister (PM) Russell Dlamini’s security detail, has killed himself and his wife.

This is the story of Mbabane Swallows veteran striker Sandile ‘Shoeshine’ Hlatjwako, who is reportedly back with the Caleb Ngwenya-coached side. The former national team galloping striker has signed a ...

MBABANE – Public service pensioners have given the Minister of Public Service, Mabulala Maseko, seven days to issue a heartfelt apology for his ‘bafokatana’ statement.

MANZINI – The future of the country’s schools sports is looking brighter than ever, with the stability and security brought by Instacash’s generous sponsorship.

MBABANE – Eswatini will host the 2025 Miss Culture International following a partnership between the international pageant and Creativity Platform Studios.

Ambitious Shiselweni-based outfit Nsingizini Hotspurs have opened their ninth supporters’ branch in the fast-growing Buhleni Town. The event, according to Insingizi Yezulu Public Relations Officer ...

The money will cater for Fakudze’s salary and legal costs in terms of the Rules of the Supreme Court, 2023 and it is to be deposited with the registrar of the High Court, before the appeal is heard.

LOBAMBA – Senators have criticised The Nation Magazine Editor, Bheki Makhubu, for the manner in which he addressed the Prime Minister (PM), Russell Dlamini. The senators said inasmuch as the editor, ...

MBABANE – Some Health employees continue undeterred to exploit the shortage of medical drugs for their personal gain.