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28/06/2025

Evening Weather Update: 28/06/2025.
TONIGHT: Clear and cold.
WARNING: Nil.
TOMORROW, SUNDAY:
Morning fog patches, otherwise sunny and mild but warm in the Lowveld.
WIND: Light South Westerly becoming moderate South Easterly.
Forecast temperatures in Degrees Celsius for 29/06/2025:
Mbabane/Nhlangano/Pigg's Peak, 06/19
Hlatsi, 05/18
Mankayane, 07/20
Manzini, 09/22
Siteki/Lomahasha, 08/21
Buhleni/Mayiwane, 09/23
Mhlume/Simunye, 10/24
Big Bend/Lavumisa, 07/25
SUNRISE: 06:43 HRS
SUNSET: 17:12 HRS

26/06/2025

SWITCHED OFF & FED UP: MSMEs ARE FED UP: When the lights go out, so do jobs, data, and customer trust. MSMEs say load shedding is more than just a nuisance, it’s business sabotage. FESBC is calling it out, EEC is defending the grid, and somewhere in the dark, your dinner’s getting cold. Our lead story has more.

CHIEFS GET THEIR SEAT AND SAY: From the homestead to the statehouse? Eswatini’s traditional leaders might soon have formal power to advise the government, in a move the King says blends culture and progress. The country’s roots are getting a new place to grow. More on page 2.

EXPRESS, DON’T SUPPRESS: “Disability is not inability” and this newly launched arts and music festival is here to prove it. Eswatini’s breaking ground with a cultural celebration that’s loud, proud and powered by raw talent and bold expression. Story on page 4.

“WE WERE FIXING THEM,” THEY SAID: It started as a r**e case, now it’s a case of revenge gone wrong. Two men were jailed. A confession, a courtroom, and a law that's already under scrutiny, the SODV Act, which some say is being abused. Who should be worried next? Story on page 5.

…AND IN OTHER NEWS:
- Sipho Shongwe, convicted of Victor Gamedze's murder, returns to court today. After 20 months, he's set to parade a psychologist in a bid for a lesser sentence.
- Public sector unions are fuming after crucial salary review talks were postponed at the last minute.
- JSC has hit the ground running! Its nationwide tour has begun, immediately tackling critical court staffing shortages and gathering vital insights on judicial officers' terms and conditions.

BUSINESS: The Citizen Economic Empowerment Council, led by Lincoln Motsa, urges big players, including financiers, to step up and fuel local empowerment efforts. On the other hand, a high-tech scam is making the rounds! The FSRA warns emaSwati to beware of AI-powered fraud targeting unsuspecting investors.

SPORTS: Discover how government is fast-tracking the multi-billion Emalan

24/06/2025

Evening Weather Update: 24/06/2025.

TONIGHT: Clear and cold.

TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY:
Sunny and mild but warm to hot in the Lowveld. Windy conditions are expected mainly over the Eastern parts.

ADVISORY: Take Preventative measures to prevent the spread of wild fires.

WIND: Light to Moderate Northerly.

Forecast temperatures in Degrees Celsius for 25/06/2025:
Mbabane/Nhlangano/Pigg's Peak, 08/22
Hlatsi, 07/21
Mankayane, 09/23
Manzini, 11/25
Siteki/Lomahasha, 10/24
Buhleni/Mayiwane, 11/26
Mhlume/Simunye, 12/27
Big Bend/Lavumisa, 09/28

SUNRISE: 06:42 HRS
SUNSET: 17:11 HRS

24/06/2025

WHEN THE PRESCRIPTION IS PRAYER: Running low on meds? Just pray. As medicine supplies dwindle, some hospital staff are turning to divine intervention for treatment. With reports deemed "useless" by frontline workers, health professionals are questioning whether to shut down, scale back, or hope for the best. Our lead story has more.

THE JSC’S INHERITANCE PACKAGE: Spoiler alert: it’s mostly unfinished business. The new Judicial Service Commission faces a checklist reminiscent of six years ago: short-staffed courts, backlogged cases, and unfulfilled promises of new court buildings. The CJ has spoken… again. Story on page 2.

SMVAF'S FINANCIAL FENDER BENDER: How do you lose nearly half a billion and still ask for more? The fund meant to cushion road accident victims has been skidding through public money, with losses now hitting over E443 million. While fuel levies foot the bill, oversight seems to have taken the back seat. Read more about the money trail and where it might have gone off-road on page 6.

MOO-VE OVER, DISEASE: Cattle are getting jabbed, tagged, and tracked, but exports? Not so fast. With FMD lurking, officials are moving fast to vaccinate before it spreads further. But while the cows are getting their shots, don’t expect steak on the export list just yet… Read further to find out why a jab isn’t a free pass to the butcher’s market. More on page 8.

…AND MANY OTHER STORIES:
- Shattered lives, shattered legs: The devastating cost of drink driving.
- Knife-point terror: Identical gang r**es shock a community and demand justice now.
- Digital Divide in SADC: Why millions are still offline and how Eswatini plans to change it by 2030.
- The tragic story of a family gripped by a mysterious disability that emerges in childhood, baffling experts and DPM alike.

ENTERTAINMENT: Through the brewing crisis of lack of funding in the kingdom for artists, certain companies in the private sector are coming out on top to fill the gap. A local film had been chosen for an

23/06/2025

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Evening Weather Update: 23/06/2025.

TONIGHT: Clear and cold.

TOMORROW, TUESDAY:
Morning fog at places, otherwise partly cloudy and mild but warm in the Lowveld, becoming sunny.

WARNING: Nil.

WIND: Light Southerly becoming North Easterly.

Forecast temperatures in Degrees Celsius for 24/06/2025:
Mbabane/Nhlangano/Pigg's Peak, 08/18
Hlatsi, 07/17
Mankayane, 09/19
Manzini, 11/21
Siteki/Lomahasha, 10/20
Buhleni/Mayiwane, 11/22
Mhlume/Simunye, 12/23
Big Bend/Lavumisa, 09/24

SUNRISE: 06:42 HRS
SUNSET: 17:11 HRS

23/06/2025

FAKE ARMY, REAL SCAM: From ‘Sotja Dlamini’ to ‘Sihlongo’ to ‘Shady Langwenya’. One man allegedly played many roles and played 650 aspiring desperate recruits out of nearly E2 million. All it took was a voice note, a group chat, and a lot of “just send MoMo”. Our lead story has more.

SHOCKED INTO RETIREMENT: “Wait… what?” That was basically the mood after a long-serving Education PS learnt he was being replaced, not with a call, but with a national announcement. No memo. No heads-up. Just headlines. Story on page 2-3.

TWO JABS A YEAR? YES, PLEASE!: Forget daily pills – there's a new HIV prevention game-changer in town. NERCHA says it’s exciting. But while science sprints ahead, the price tag may leave some out of breath. Dive into the full story on page 4.

THE POLITICS OF FORGIVENESS: Was it a heartfelt apology or a calculated move? A convicted former MP has reached out to the King, seeking mercy through tradition. His lawyer says it’s within his rights, but is the public convinced? Story on page 5.

…AND IN OTHER STORIES:
- Law Society President vs. High Court Registrar: A dramatic legal clash over judicial authority and separation of powers.
- In a heartbreaking week for Ezikhotheni, two young lives were lost to su***de. While one struggled with unemployment, the other's motive remains a mystery.
- Civil society organisations point fingers: Is nepotism and corruption fueling Eswatini's growing rich-poor divide?

ENTERTAINMENT: A local musician known mostly for his charity work finds himself in hot water over an alleged debt. More on Africa's princess's birthday

BUSINESS: Oracle Insurance Eswatini makes a strong comeback, narrowing its losses by over 50%, signalling a steady recovery path for the insurer. Meanwhile, Eswatini Water Services Corporation pours opportunity into the local economy, awarding E10 million in tenders to empower homegrown businesses.

SPORTS: Heads up, Eswatini football fans! A monumental change is brewing that could reshape the sport for

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