National Emergency Response Council on HIV and AIDS, Eswatini

29/03/2026

Mahamba Gorge Hiking!💚

29/03/2026

Every step counts!👣
Today at Mahamba Gorge, NERCHA joined stakeholders and the community in a meaningful hike for GBV Awareness and Digital Safety.
As we walked through the breathtaking scenery, we were reminded that the journey towards a safer and more respectful society begins with each of us, online and offline.
Together, we raise awareness on the realities of Gender-Based Violence, promote responsible and safe digital behaviour and stand united in building safer communities for all. 💜

26/03/2026

24/03/2026

Your health. Your protection. Your choice. 💙

Did you know that PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) offers different options to help prevent HIV? Whether it’s a daily pill 💊 or ⭕ PrEP Ring. or the long-acting injectable 💉, you can choose the prevention method that best fits your lifestyle.

PrEP should be used with Condoms for ultimate protection.

✨ Know your options. Choose your protection. Choose PrEP.

24/03/2026

Bayethe Wena Waphakathi....

20/03/2026

NERCHA was honoured to host Mr. Alankar Malviya, the new UNAIDS Country Director and Representative for the UNAIDS Multi-Country Office covering Eswatini, South Africa, and Lesotho during a courtesy visit to our headquarters today. 🤝🌍

The delegation was warmly received by the NERCHA senior management team, led by the National Executive Director Dr. Nondumiso BQ Ncube. Mr. Malviya replaces outgoing UNAIDS Eswatini Office Country Director Mr. Nuha Ceesay. The new multi-country director is taking over the leadership of UNAIDS as Eswatini ramps up its efforts to end AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.

We look forward to continued collaboration with UNAIDS as we work together to accelerate progress in the fight against HIV and AIDS, improve the lives of all people living with and affected by HIV, and achieve the goal of an AIDS-free Eswatini.

18/03/2026

Prime Minister Inaugurates E52 Million National Healthcare Waste Management Plant✨

The Kingdom of Eswatini will no longer spend millions of emalangeni to dispose of healthcare waste. This follows the inauguration of the National Healthcare Waste Management Plant which was officiated by the Rt. Hon. Prime Minister Russell Mmiso Dlamini in Matsapha.

The first of its kind plant in the country, valued at E52 million, was funded through the support of The Global Fund.

The Prime Minister commended the project, describing it as a major step forward in strengthening public health systems and protecting the environment. The PM also toured an oxygen plant at the Central Medical Stores, which was also funded through the support of The Global Fund. ♻️🏥

The inauguration of the building was also graced by the Head of Grants at the Global Fund, Mark Edington, highlighting the strength of partnerships driving sustainable healthcare solutions. 🤝🌍

This initiative marks a bold step towards safer healthcare systems, cleaner communities, and a healthier Eswatini for all. 💚

16/03/2026

🎊💃🏾

16/03/2026

Happy Lutsango Day boPhezukomkhono! ❤️🦏

Today we celebrate the strength, unity and cultural pride of emaSwati women. As custodians of our heritage and pillars of our communities, women continue to play a vital role in shaping a healthy and resilient nation.

NERCHA proudly joins the Kingdom in celebrating our living culture and the power of women.🇸🇿

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