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Agriculture

Mpakeni Dam expected to start irrigation in 2027-2028

By Bahle GamaMinister of Finance Neal Rijkenberg says the Mpakeni Dam is expected to start the first irrigation around 2027-2028, and from then, it will have a huge expansion.In a…

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World Vision Eswatini Secures E341 Million in Funding, Empowers Over 180,000 Lives

by Ncaba NtshakalaWorld Vision Eswatini (WVE) has achieved a major milestone, securing E341 million (US$18.102 million) in funding for the financial year ending September 30, 2024. This marks an increase…

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Eswatini’s AGOA Trade Agreement Renewed

By Lwazi Dlamini and Karabo NgoepeEswatini’s inclusion in the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) has been renewed, allowing the country to continue benefiting from duty-free access to U.S. markets…

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EWADE successes charms Botswana-based investor

By Lwazi DlaminiThe Eswatini Water and Agricultural Development Enterprise (EWADE) continues to cement its position as a catalyst for international investment, with Botswana-based African Agriculture expressing keen interest in Eswatini’s…

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E86mln for over 43000 Civil Servants’ sweetener

By Thokozani MazibukoCivil servants in Eswatini are set to have a blissful Christmas as they are set to share an E86 million sweetener as part of their 1 per cent…

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Implementation of approved RDF Projects

During the period under review there were four completed projects, all infrastructural. The completed projects are worth E1 717 759.00 and benefitting 107 direct beneficiaries and 40 jobs created. This…

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Tinkhundla Ministry pumps over E35 million into 53 projects

By Delisa Thwala The Ministry of Tinkhundla Administration and Development has completed their major projects to the value of E35 603 018 72. This is contained in their 2nd Financial…

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CIC and Stakeholders to ease compliance terms

The Construction Industry Council (CIC) and its counterparts have committed to easing the compliance burden on businesses within the sector.CIC CEO Maqhawe Mnisi acknowledged the significant costs associated with compliance…

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CIC goes from E3 billion to over E 5 billion worth of projects

By Delisa Thwala The Construction Industry Council (CIC) of Eswatini has registered over 1000 contractors valued at E 5 836 390 795 billion for the year 2023/2024. This was revealed…

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Eswatini Co-operatives Celebrate E3 Billion in Savings

By Lwazi DlaminiThe cooperative sector in Eswatini is making significant progress and setting an example in the Southern African region, having amassed an impressive E3 billion in savings.This announcement was…

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