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THE government has introduced a E7 million subsidy targeted at maize and bean farmers, a move the Minister for Agriculture Mandla Tshawuka believes will significantly boost food production. Tshawuka said the subsidy aims to ease the financial burden on...
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UEDF INTERCEPTS LIVESTOCK, DAGGA WORTH OVER E244 000
MBABANE – The members of Umbutfo Eswatini Defence Force (UEDF) have intercepted 25 goats and dagga worth more than E244 000 in separate border operations. The army further raised concern over persistent livestock and cannabis smuggling. The army said...
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PM calls for Cabinet unity again
● Premier urges ministers to put aside divisions and work collectively as one government and one team, stressing the need for unity in pursuit of national goals ● Acknowledges challenges faced in 2025, insisting that only decisive and disciplined...
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KING PREACHES AGAPE LOVE, CALLS FOR 40-DAY FASTING
LOBAMBA – His Majesty the King has called upon the nation to 40 days of fasting, marking a significant moment of spiritual renewal as Eswatini commemorates 40 years of independence. The theme for this is ‘Launch into the deep’. His Majesty stated this...
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Bayethe, Wena Waphakathi!
His Majesty King Mswati lll delivery his message during the Opening prayer for guidance church service at Mandvulo Grand Hall in Lozitha.
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40 YEARS MARKS ESWATINI’S RENEWAL - KING
After leading the Kingdom of Eswatini for four decades, His Majesty King Mswati III has declared that 2026 marks the beginning of a new era of renewal and transformation for the nation. Speaking during a year- opening national prayer service held at...
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CBE ROLLOUT IN TOTAL DISARRAY
The rollout of Competency-Based Education (CBE) in high schools continues to face challenges setbacks with teachers scheduled for a long overdue three-month training despite that the 2026 calendar is already underway. Critics feel the training of...
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… tariff hike is only half the story
MBABANE – Across the country, schools are classified under law as businesses. This classification, according to head teachers, carries a punitive consequence: A fixed monthly charge of about E500 per electricity meter for his school. For a small...
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PM urges ethics-first
Prime Minister Russell Dlamini with H.E Sheikh Shakhboot Bin Nahyan Al Nahyan, Minister of State in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs UAE. (Right) Prime Minister Russell Dlamini delivering his remarks during the conference. (Page 3)
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Lake Agriculture Introduces Climate-Adapted Maize Hybrids to Support FarmersUnder Challenging Weather Conditions
Keeping layer chickens is a practical way to strengthen a household protein basket through a steady supply of eggs. With good management, just 10-layer birds can produce about 7 eggs per day, giving roughly 210 eggs per month, enough to improve family...
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