LOW-PAID CIVIL SERVANTS LEFT BEHIND AS ESWATINI SALARY REVIEW EXCLUDES THOSE EARNING BETWEEN R4,000 AND R6,000 
GOVERNMENT TELLS EMASWATI NOT TO WORRY ABOUT US DEPORTEES AS QUESTIONS OVER NATIONAL SECURITY REMAIN 
Parliament Demands Auditor General Probe Into Prime Minister Over Alleged Irregular Spending of R100 Million US Deportees Funds 
Mnangagwa’s Constitutional Changes Raise Fresh Questions About Democracy as Eswatini’s Close Alliance with Zimbabwe Comes Under Scrutiny 
King’s Spokesperson Denies Monarch Blocked R500 Million Road Corruption Investigation as Questions Over Accountability Persist 
LEGAL THREATS WON’T FIX THE PASSPORT CRISIS
As thousands of emaSwati continue to struggle to obtain passports and identity documents, the focus within the Ministry of Home...
FORMER KING’S INTERPRETER EXPOSES GREED AND POWER STRUGGLES AT THE HEART OF TINKHUNDLA
A remarkable warning from former King's Interpreter Sihle Dlamini has once again exposed what many emaSwati have been saying for...
BANNING WORKERS DAY EXPOSES THE MONARCHY’S FEAR OF A UNITED WORKING CLASS
The decision by King Mswati’s government to ban May Workers Day celebrations has once again exposed the true nature of...
WHY IS KING MSWATI SPENDING R12 MILLION ON DIPLOMATIC SHOWS WHILE EMASWATI SUFFER?
A disturbing question is emerging from the latest revelation surrounding the planned hosting of the Organization of African, Caribbean and...
KING MSWATI’S R50 MILLION PAY RISE IS AN INSULT TO STRUGGLING EMASWATI
Reports that King Mswati's salary has been increased by R50 million for the 2026/27 financial year have once again exposed...
IBRAHIM TRAORÉ’S ATTACK ON DEMOCRACY IGNORES THE REAL LESSON FROM AFRICA
Burkina Faso's military leader Ibrahim Traoré has sparked controversy across Africa after declaring that people should "forget about democracy" because,...
A GOVERNMENT AFRAID OF ITS PEOPLE: WHY ARE EMASWATI BEING DENIED PASSPORTS?
One of the clearest signs that a country is failing its citizens is when people begin leaving in large numbers...
IS GOVERNMENT PROTECTING GOOGLE OR PROTECTING EMASWATI?
Information, Communication and Technology Minister Savannah Maziya has urged Eswatini to handle a proposed deal with Google professionally, warning that...
WHEN POVERTY BECOMES POLITICS: QUESTIONS OVER WHO BENEFITS FROM GOVERNMENT HOUSING PROJECTS
A heated exchange in Parliament between Senator Sicelo Qedusizi Dlamini and Deputy Prime Minister Thulisile Dladla has once again drawn...
AN APOLOGY IS NOT ENOUGH: EMASWATI DESERVE ANSWERS OVER THE IDENTITY DOCUMENT CRISIS
The decision by the Ministry of Home Affairs to resume Identity Document (ID) card services has been welcomed by many...