Economy

The property market in Swaziland offers a diverse range of options for buyers, from traditionally designed rondavels to upmarket holiday homes and vacant plots. With a mix of choices to suit various tastes, budgets, and lifestyle needs, buyers in Swaziland have the opportunity to invest in properties that cater to their preferences. This article delves into the unique offerings of the Swaziland property...

In the current era of technology, we are surrounded by many devices that play an important role in our life. In Swaziland we are dependent on computers in many ways, and their maintenance should be at our utmost priority; well-maintained computers look good last longer, and perform reliably. Both internal and external conditions of your PC affect its life. Nobody wants a computer with a fast-draining...

In this advanced world with intelligent technology around you, your data is not safe until you know all the hecks that can be used to deceive you and how to secure your data and your PC from alterations and cybercrime. In Swaziland most people are aware of the basic safety rules applied for the security of their PCs, such as having antivirus software installed and updates or establishing a strong password...

  In Swaziland computers are an essential technology used in many forms by everyone in this era. But most computers are mistreated and not maintained until they stop performing. Cleaning laptops or desktops is an alien term for many, as in this busy routine, people do not have time to clean these gadgets; they use them daily but never realize that cleaning these devices increases their performance...

To boost the economy devastated by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, the southern African Kingdom of Eswatini has devised a 30 billion emalangeni ($1.73 billion) plan entitled the “Marshall Plan”. The latter intends to gather investments in 97 projects situated in seven industries, from agriculture to textiles, which will help create over 39,000 job opportunities. The...

Moody Investor Solutions ranked Swaziland with a B2 negative credit profile in its latest annual report. The negative credit portrays Swaziland’s low strengths in economic and institutional capacity sectors. However, a relatively strong affordability of external debts and low debts margins balance to the two lows. According to Moody’s Vice President and Senior Analyst, Zuzana Brixiova Swaziland has...

In the coming quarters Swaziland will see only a modest growth in its economy following the government spending on construction projects, improving weather conditions and a small growth in textile manufacturing. The forecasts of economy growth is expected to be of 0.7% in 2017 and average 1.0% between 2018 and 2020 but even though this is a sign of improvement, growth is likely to remain far from the...