For emaSwati who have been politically muzzled for over 40 years, social media provides them with an opportunity to voice out their frustrations on government and Read More
Finally, eSwatini could see the opening of independent radio and television as the law seeking to open the airwaves is on its last lap. If Read More
The print media eSwatini not only has to deal with self-censorship in the newsrooms to protect the image of the monarch, it is now faced Read More
The workers’ unions at the once prestigious University of Eswatini and management do not agree on what measures to take to save the institution from Read More
As Covid-19, the deadly virus that first reared its ugly head in China, swept across this kingdom and the rest of Africa, it has exposed Read More
The University of eSwatini, once the pride of the country’s education system, has collapsed. Under funding and abuse of the few financial resources it Read More
With a constitution in place, the Kingdom of eSwatini has found it difficult toprosecute pro-democracy activists. To silence them, they are arrested onflimsy charges and Read More
In an astonishing move, the semi-autonomous regulatory body, ESCCOM, turned down applications for temporary licences for two community radio stations. Taking advantage of the outbreak Read More
As journalists in the Kingdom of eSwatini trudge through the treacherous terrain reporting news stories, one thing has become clear; King Mswati III and Read More
In the light of improvements in Sacu receipts this financial year, the king and the royal household will receive a hefty increase in their allocation. Read More