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Representatives of Nepal, Senegal and the International Trade Centre take part in a dialogue on climate change and trade policy during WTO Trade and Environment Week 2026 in Geneva. Photo: International Trade Centre

Representatives of Nepal, Senegal and the International Trade Centre take part in a dialogue on climate change and trade policy during WTO Trade and Environment Week 2026 in Geneva. Photo: International Trade Centre

Nepal and Senegal take climate trade case to Geneva

byAdekunle Owolabi

June 11, 2026

Minister of Tourism and Environmental Affairs Jane Mkhonta-Simelane addresses delegates at the NEISA Conference in Rwanda.

Minister of Tourism and Environmental Affairs Jane Mkhonta-Simelane addresses delegates at the NEISA Conference in Rwanda.

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Eswatini makes case for climate action at GEF assembly

byAdekunle Owolabi

June 5, 2026

Prime Minister Russell Dlamini addresses stakeholders at the launch of the Business One Stop Shop (BOSS) in Mbabane

Prime Minister Russell Dlamini addresses stakeholders at the launch of the Business One Stop Shop (BOSS) in Mbabane

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PM calls for climate justice at global gathering

byAdekunle Owolabi

June 3, 2026

Stakeholders from SADC member states, the Commonwealth Secretariat, UNEP, UNFCCC and SADC follow proceedings during the three-day SADC Regional Climate Transparency Training hosted by the Ministry of Tourism and Environmental Affairs at Happy Valley in Ezulwini.

Stakeholders from SADC member states, the Commonwealth Secretariat, UNEP, UNFCCC and SADC follow proceedings during the three-day SADC Regional Climate Transparency Training hosted by the Ministry of Tourism and Environmental Affairs at Happy Valley in Ezulwini.

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SADC countries meet in Ezulwini to sharpen climate reporting

byAdekunle Owolabi

May 20, 2026

NDRMA Communications Manager Magman Mahlalela stressing a point during the interview. Photo: Eswatini TV

NDRMA Communications Manager Magman Mahlalela stressing a point during the interview. Photo: Eswatini TV

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Over 20,000 emaSwati need aid after erratic weather

byNkosingiphile Myeni

May 20, 2026

ENTC Chief Executive Officer Thulani Methula, Acting Principal Secretary for the Ministry of Tourism and Environmental Affairs Dudu Nhlengethwa-Masina, and youth participants pose for a group photo at the Youth Engagement Workshop held at King Sobhuza Memorial Park

ENTC Chief Executive Officer Thulani Methula, Acting Principal Secretary for the Ministry of Tourism and Environmental Affairs Dudu Nhlengethwa-Masina, and youth participants pose for a group photo at the Youth Engagement Workshop held at King Sobhuza Memorial Park

ENTC brings youth into climate and biodiversity talks

byAdekunle Owolabi

May 18, 2026

Dr. Nozizwe Mulela-Zulu, CEO of Eswatini Bank, at the Green Climate Fund application submission event with support from FAO Eswatini.

Dr. Nozizwe Mulela-Zulu, CEO of Eswatini Bank, at the Green Climate Fund application submission event with support from FAO Eswatini.

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Eswatini Bank submits application to Green Climate Fund

byAdekunle Owolabi

March 21, 2026

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Kruger flood repairs to take years

byAdekunle Owolabi

January 22, 2026

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Ekukhanyeni community restores eroded land with vetiver grass

byAdekunle Owolabi

December 29, 2025

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Eswatini youth climate parliament launched

byAdekunle Owolabi

December 11, 2025