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 LDF commander’s wife at centre of mine dispute in Mashai
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LDF commander’s wife at centre of mine dispute in Mashai

Inhlase September 12, 2025

Sechaba Mokhethi and Mamello Mochesane In Lesotho’s remote highlands, 46 villagers are preparing a legal fight to stop a diamond prospecting project that could cost them their land, livelihoods and way of life. But, considering Read More

 The Zambian minister, the mysterious businesswoman and illegal mining
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The Zambian minister, the mysterious businesswoman and illegal mining

Inhlase September 11, 2025

“There is a new mining order that is coming. Embrace it, but what is illegal, do not tolerate it,” says minister By Charles Mafa and Beverly Subeti The copper-ore-rich pits of Sensele Mine are routinely Read More

 The Central Bank of Eswatini: A shield or watchdog?
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The Central Bank of Eswatini: A shield or watchdog?

Inhlase September 5, 2025

By Vuyisile Hlatshwayo Hundreds of eSwatini consumers have been kept in the dark by the Central Bank of Eswatini (CBE) about the damning SNG Grant Thornton (SA) investigation report into mortgage malpractice, citing banking confidentiality Read More

 The small town living alongside 50 million tons of asbestos waste
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The small town living alongside 50 million tons of asbestos

Inhlase August 29, 2025

By Nokukhanya Musi and Tom Quinn In the once-bustling town of Bulembu in Eswatini, a small landlocked country in southern Africa, the shadow of the asbestos mining industry looms large. The mine closed in 2001, yet Read More

 Wounded in battle, abandoned at home Lesotho soldiers believe
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Wounded in battle, abandoned at home Lesotho soldiers believe

Inhlase August 22, 2025

Lesotho soldiers believe disability payouts were calculated from the wrong base figure, and justice remains out of reach. By Billy Ntaote Twenty Lesotho Defence Force soldiers injured during a 2021 deployment to Mozambique are still waiting Read More

 Child deaths in Zambia’s illegal mining economy
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Child deaths in Zambia’s illegal mining economy

Inhlase August 22, 2025

By Charles Mafa and Beverly Subeti Drawn by the promise of quick money, young men, many still in their teens, risk their lives as illegal miners in Zambia’s dangerous copper mines. Politically connected people Read More

 The cost of toothless oversight bodies: Eswatini’s multi-billion accounting scandal Part II
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The cost of toothless oversight bodies: Eswatini’s multi-billion accounting scandal

Inhlase July 14, 2025

By Zwelethu Dlamini On June 27, 2025, Inhlase revealed how the Eswatini government is grappling with a decade-long accounting scandal involving E6.5 billion (E6,543,027,330.40) in unresolved discrepancies and misstatements. The investigation revealed a pervasive culture of financial Read More

 A Decade of Deception: Uncovering Eswatini’s multibillion accounting scandal
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A Decade of Deception: Uncovering Eswatini’s multibillion accounting scandal

Inhlase June 27, 2025

By Zwelethu Dlamini  Part One: Eswatini’s multibillion Emalangeni accounting scandal For nearly a decade, the public accounts of Eswatini have been shrouded in a fog of financial irregularities, material misstatements, undisclosed liabilities, a Read More

 On the brink of collapse: EPTC writes off Eswatini Mobile’s E13m debt
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On the brink of collapse: EPTC writes off Eswatini Mobile’s

Inhlase June 13, 2025

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 The Migrant Women Bringing a Service Renaissance to Eswatini
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The Migrant Women Bringing a Service Renaissance to Eswatini

Inhlase June 9, 2025

By Nokukhanya Musi-Aimienoho In the heart of Southern Africa lies Eswatini, a small kingdom with a vibrant culture and welcoming spirit. Over the last two decades, this land has become a beacon for female migrants Read More

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