Swaziland

The global economic downturn has left its mark on Swaziland's property market, but it has also created opportunities for savvy investors. While residential sales have dropped by approximately 20% since last year, the country's property landscape remains attractive, particularly for South African buyers seeking holiday homes or second residences. This article explores the current state of Swaziland's...

In a significant decision on February 23, 2010, the High Court of Swaziland granted some married women the right to register property in their own names. This ruling marks a crucial step towards gender equality in property ownership, a fundamental right that has been denied to women in Swaziland for centuries. Despite the Constitution's guarantee of equal rights, women in Swaziland have continued to face...

Source In a recent briefing on September 23rd, the South African Transport Minister, Fikile Mbalula, highlighted the N2 National Wild Coast road network as a cornerstone of national development. The government has officially recognized it as one of its most valuable projects, poised to be a catalyst for trade and commerce not only locally but extending its impact to Swaziland. Gateway to the East:...

Having a clean home is one of the most caring things you can do for your family to create a comfortable African home. First of all, there’s the comfort factor. Who wants to be sat around amongst piles of dirty washing and dog hair all day? Being able to relax on your beautiful veranda or apartment balcony, free from the concern that your house needs attention– it’s a wonderful thing. A house...

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...

During a Briefing On Thursday, Sep 23rd, Mbalula, the N2 national Wild Coast road network is acknowledged by the Transport Minister, they stated that the Government of South Africa had acknowledged it as one of its most valuable projects that will lubricate the wheels of trade and commerce across Swaziland. the local, provincial, and national economies will benefit from the project in the long...

ОRGАNIZАTIОNS invоlved in the reаl estаte industry gаthered аt the seventh West Аfriса Рrорerty Investment Summit (WАРI) tо redefine reаl estаte mаrkets. The соnferenсe саlled "Reаl Estаte Mаrkets Mаrket" wаs а mixed version held аt the Fоur Роints Sherаtоn, V.I, Lаgоs fоr а glоbаl аudienсe. The event hosted mоre thаn 70 sрeаkers аnd 600 reрresentаtives...

Mbabane is both the capital and the largest city of Swaziland. It is located in the district of Hhohho, lying on Mbabane River and its Polinjane River tributary in the Mdzimba Mountains. Mbabane is estimated to have a population of 94, 874 people. Mbabane City derived its name from a Chief, Mbabane Kunene, who lived in this area during the arrival of the British settlers. Mbabane experienced growth...