The Chief Executive Officer, Eswatini Communications Commission, Prince Mvilawemphi, cautioned against unauthorised access to one’s partner. He added that fines could be up to a maximum of E300,000.

Eswatini Communications Commission CEO, Prince Mvilawemphi, has warned that accessing a partner’s cellphone is now considered a criminal offence in the country, with fines reaching up to E300,000.

Petros Mavimbela, whose home was bombed during the civil unrest is the new Chairman of the Land Management Board. Mavimbela doubled as MP for Mhlambanyatsi in the previous Parliament. Their ...

The Government of the Kingdom of Eswatini is committed to creating a more conducive environment for long-term prosperity by proactively addressing longstanding economic factors and implementing ...

MBABANE, February 13, 2025 – A new World Bank financed project is helping set Eswatini on the path to universal energy access by 2030. The Accelerating Sustainable and Clean Energy Access ...