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Headquarters of the Eswatini Revenue Service in Ezulwini

Headquarters of the Eswatini Revenue Service in Ezulwini

ERS’ E18bn tax target ‘not realistic’, economist warns

byAdekunle Owolabi

May 31, 2026

Government officials going through the report drafting process. Photo: Eswatini Government

Government officials going through the report drafting process. Photo: Eswatini Government

Economy

Eswatini reviews its National Development Plan

byNkosingiphile Myeni

May 26, 2026

Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr Phil Mnisi

Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr Phil Mnisi

Economy

Eswatini GDP up 5.7% but cracks show in key sectors

byAdekunle Owolabi

May 25, 2026

Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr Phil Mnisi

Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr Phil Mnisi

Economy

Central Bank’s gold stash hits E195m

byAdekunle Owolabi

May 19, 2026

A view of Mbabane’s skyline, showcasing the city’s growing commercial and residential developments. Photo by X/@proudlyswazi.

A view of Mbabane’s skyline, showcasing the city’s growing commercial and residential developments. Photo by X/@proudlyswazi.

Economy

Eswatini inflation edges up to 2% in April

byAdekunle Owolabi

May 18, 2026

Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr. Phil Mnisi delivers the Annual Monetary Policy Statement in Mbabane on May 7, 2026. Photo: Central Bank of Eswatini

Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr. Phil Mnisi delivers the Annual Monetary Policy Statement in Mbabane on May 7, 2026. Photo: Central Bank of Eswatini

Private sector credit hits record E23.2bn, says central bank

byAdekunle Owolabi

May 14, 2026

CBE Governor Dr. Phil Mnisi delivers the Annual Monetary Policy Statement at the CBE Complex in Mbabane on Thursday, 8 May 2026.

CBE Governor Dr. Phil Mnisi delivers the Annual Monetary Policy Statement at the CBE Complex in Mbabane on Thursday, 8 May 2026.

CBE governor warns of rising inflation and rates

byAdekunle Owolabi

May 8, 2026

Representatives from FirstRand Bank, RMB, the International Finance Corporation, FSD Africa Investments and Aluwani Capital Partners gather at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange during the listing of Africa's first Nature-Linked Performance-Based Bond on April 17, 2026.

Representatives from FirstRand Bank, RMB, the International Finance Corporation, FSD Africa Investments and Aluwani Capital Partners gather at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange during the listing of Africa's first Nature-Linked Performance-Based Bond on April 17, 2026.

JSE lists Africa’s first nature-linked bond

byAdekunle Owolabi

April 22, 2026

Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr Phil Mnisi

Central Bank of Eswatini Governor Dr Phil Mnisi

Eswatini’s reserves jump 14% as private sector credit hits E22.9bn

byAdekunle Owolabi

April 21, 2026

Residents and vendors navigate a busy street in Manzini as everyday goods and services show minimal price changes. Photo by Khaya Motsa

Residents and vendors navigate a busy street in Manzini as everyday goods and services show minimal price changes. Photo by Khaya Motsa

Economy

Eswatini inflation slows to 1.9% in February

byAdekunle Owolabi

March 20, 2026