By Ackel Zwane After wholesalers broke the line of distribution by selling liquor directly to the consumer instead of via distributors, traders countrywide blame the Read More
By Nimrod Mabuza As ordinary emaSwati battle the realities of high inflation, mounting national debt and unemployment, government says things are looking up and Read More
By Vuyisile Hlatshwayo The Eswatini monarchy’s fraught relationship with the free press has seen eSwatini performing dismally in the world press freedom rankings over Read More
Vuyisile Hlatshwayo Eswatini’s ruling elite have recognised the need to stem the tide of youth disaffection with tinkhundla governance but, at the same time, Read More
BY ZWELETHU DLAMINI Parliament estimates that eSwatini loses about E90million a month totalling E1.08 billion a year to corruption. One of the reasons that Read More
BY INHLASE Behind the lack of urgency for action in the Royal Eswatini Police Service (REPS) to combat human trafficking crime lies a much Read More
BY KHULEKANI NENE Today marks exactly a month since the brutal assassination of Thulani Maseko, the unflinching human rights defender and advocate for political freedom. Read More
By Vuyisile Hlatshwayo Fainting during coughing fits and waking up on a drip in hospital has become a way of life for Elias Mpiyakhe Ngwenya (61). Read More
By Vuyisile Hlatshwayo The brutal assassination of renowned human rights lawyer and political activist, Thulani Rudolf Maseko, has been called a political tipping point and Read More
The United States says it won’t offer Lesotho a USD 300 million compact unless overhauled labour, health and safety laws are implemented in textile factories&Read More