Developing Stories
Somntongo MP and Public Accounts Committee member, Sandile Nxumalo has voiced concern over expired laboratory reagents supplied to health facilities. Click here for more   |   Portugal striker Cristiano Ronaldo has become the top goalscorer in World Cup qualifying history at the age of 40   |   All eyes will turn to Mavuso next week, where the nation’s top innovators will take the spotlight at the Entrepreneur of the Year Awards. Click here to see more   |   The Ministry of ICT has announced a new Board for the Eswatini Communications Commission (ESCCOM), whose chairperson is Business Eswatini CEO E.Nathi Dlamini. Click here for more   |   Former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Amolo Odinga has died at the age of 80, a source in his office confirmed to Reuters today   |   South Africa have qualified for the biggest sporting event in the world, the FIFA World Cup, for the first time since hosting the global soccer showpiece in 2010   |   Ministry of Education Principal Secretary Nanikie Mnisi paid a visit to Ekudzeni High School, which is still under construction and set to open next year. Click here to see more   |   The Ministry of Education and Training, through the Principal Secretary’s Office, has donated five projectors worth over E50,000 to the University of Eswatini (UNESWA)   |   Somntongo MP Sandile Nxumalo has slammed the state of police housing, saying the homes are unfit for human habitation and that the welfare of officers is being seriously undermined   |   The Municipal Council of Mbabane convened for its annual General Meeting where it will report on the 2024/2025 Financial Year. Click here to see more   |   Mbabane East MP Welcome Dlamini has warned the Prime Minister not to regulate churches. Click here for more   |   AEC’s internal rift deepens as Pastor Bheki Nxumalo, Mankayane Branch Pastor asks the High Court to halt his suspension   |   It’s raining dagga busts up north! Tshaneni police have stormed Singeni, uncovering 184.5kg of dagga at a Mabuza homestead. Click here for more   |   Two Eswatini women soldiers, First Lt. LomaGugu Hlatshwako and Second Lt. Agape Simelane are getting off to Dubai, headed to the UAE for military and peacekeeping training.   |   Pure Voices took the Standard Category spot for the finals to be held in Rustenburg in December 21. Click here to see more   |   At a fiery SWAGAA press briefing in Manzini, activists didn’t mince their words, calling out weak enforcement of Eswatini’s gender-based violence laws and urging authorities to walk the talk on accountability   |  
Wednesday, October 15, 2025