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Ten third-country nationals from the United States, announced by government yesterday, are officially in the country. Click here to see the official government statement   |   Eswatini Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association (EOCGA) CEO Maxwell Jele has unveiled an exciting E170 000 investment in the Basketball Level 1 Coaching Course. Click here for more   |   The annual Umhlanga Reed Dance Ceremony at Mbangweni Royal Residence has drawn to a close, and the maidens of the Imbali regiment are preparing for their journey home today.   |   Today, PM Russell Mmiso Dlamini, the ICT Ministry and ESCCOM launch the Cybersecurity Awareness Month at Happy Valley Hotel. Click here for more   |   Civil servants, organised under the banner of the Public Sector Unions (PSUs) came in numbers for the salary review meeting at SNAT Centre. Click here for more   |   Government has announced that 11 third-country nationals from the United States are expected to arrive in Eswatini soon. Click here for more   |   Princess Buhlebetive turned heads at Mbangweni during the second leg of the Umhlanga ceremony, with a mash-up of tradition and pop. Click here to see more   |   In the 85th minute, Amawele’s Sive Dlamini and Malanti Chiefs’ Sifiso Makhubu were substituted and taken to the hospital after a nasty collision with one of the metal poles supporting the net behind the goalpost. Click here to see more   |   The Royal Eswatini Police Service (REPS) is investigating the death of an 8-year-old girl who was shot while travelling home from school in a public transport vehicle on September 24, 2025 in the Jabulani area. they are appealing for assistance, click here to see more   |  
Tuesday, October 7, 2025    
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