Times of Eswatini

28/09/2026

FROM THE ‘BIRDS’ TO TP MAZEMBE?: Former Mbabane Swallows attacker Alrick Pandemoya could be heading for a major new chapter in his career, with the Eswatini-based star currently training with TP Mazembe’s reserve side in the DRC.

The big question now is whether the former ‘Birds’ man can turn the opportunity into a place with one of Africa’s most recognisable clubs.

Click on the link to read the full story to find out more about Pandemoya’s next big move.

MBABANE–Former Mbabane Swallows and Ezulwini United attacker Alrick Pandemoya could be on the verge of a major move to DR Congo giants TP Mazembe. Pandemoya is currently training with TP Mazembe’s reserve side as he works towards securing a place in the club’s senior team, according to FIFA-ac...

28/09/2026

SNAT MEMBERS HEAD TO THE BALLOT BOX: The ballots are ready, and Esangweni Hall at Esibayeni Lodge is filling up as SNAT members gather for a leadership vote that will shape the association’s next chapter.

Teachers from different areas are making their way to the venue, with the focus now firmly on the ballot as members prepare to have their say on who should lead SNAT.

The voting is underway, and all eyes are on Esangweni Hall as members make their voices heard.

28/09/2026

Here are top stories making it to our headlines. Have a great week ahead.

28/09/2026

POLICE SEEK HELP TO FIND HER FAMILY: The Royal Eswatini Police Service is appealing to the public for help in tracing the relatives of a woman who identifies herself as Nonhlanhla Dlamini

If you recognise her or know where her family can be found, please contact the police using the numbers provided in the infographic.

Please share. Your post could help reunite her with her family.

28/09/2026

BRONZE FOR ESWATINI!: Siphelelisiwe Nsibandze/Hlobisile Ndlovu finished third overall in the CAVB Zone 6 Beach Volleyball Tour after collecting 504 points.

The Eswatini pair earned approximately E5 115 after the five-leg regional tour, which concluded in Maputo, Mozambique.

Mlamuli Simelane/Sanele Mndzebele were Eswatini’s top men’s pair, finishing 10th overall.

28/09/2026

THE NEXT AI CLASSROOM COULD LOOK VERY DIFFERENT: UNESWA’s AI Academy is taking its training a step further, with plans to use AI-generated videos to guide future students through their programmes.

With more than 2,000 people already having taken part in its AI courses this year, the University is also changing how the Academy delivers its training.

Grab today copy of the Times, or click on the link to find out what UNESWA is planning next

MANZINI— UNESWA AI Academy is turning to artificial intelligence itself to help teach future students, as the University of Eswatini moves to strengthen its support for a growing number of people seeking AI skills. The development was revealed on Friday during a certificate awarding ceremony at Th...

28/09/2026

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28/09/2026

GET READY FOR COLDER DAYS: Eswatini is in for a chilly few days, with a cold front bringing wet conditions and plunging temperatures. The Highveld is expected to take the biggest hit, with Mbabane dropping as low as 8°C.

Click on the link to see the full weather outlook.

NHLANGANO – Eswatini will face a significant temperature drop from tomorrow until Wednesday as a cold front moves in, bringing Mbabane down to 11°C and Big Bend to 17°C. According to Meteorologist Sydney Lukhele at the Eswatini Meteorological Service, the thunderstorms experienced across parts....

28/09/2026

THE DEATH CERTIFICATE THAT RAISED QUESTIONS: A Home Affairs official has lost her job after processing a death certificate under circumstances that should never have allowed it through. What made the case even more serious was what happened after the certificate was issued, and how it eventually drew the attention of police. Our lead story has more.

CBE MOVES ONE OF ITS OWN INTO ESWATINIBANK: The Central Bank is changing its approach to supporting EswatiniBank, bringing in one of its senior executives for up to a year. The move comes after months of technical support and a detailed plan to get the bank back on firmer ground. Story on pages 2-3.

INTERPOL JOINS THE RSTP CYBER PROBE: The disruption of several government digital services has taken a more serious turn, with police engaging international partners over the incident. Investigators are now waiting for a technical report that could help answer a crucial question: how did the attackers get in? Story on page 4.

BENNET QUESTIONS THE RUSH: Walter Bennet says taxpayers deserve more time and answers before the proposed E455 million loan guarantee moves forward. He wants key players brought into the discussion. Story on page 10.

AND IN OTHER STORIES:
- A fatal attack on a man while bathing has ended with one murder conviction and one acquittal.
- A former Sigangeni indvuna claims he was removed after resisting alleged unlawful land allocations on grazing land.
- A missing person case has taken a dark turn after the victim was found dead weeks later. Two men are now in custody.

SPORTS: While Manzini Wanderers are celebrating a dream start in the MulaSport National First Division, Malanti Chiefs are the only side relegated from the Premier League in the past season that failed to register a win. For a full round-up of week one in the MulaSport National First Division as well as the complete list of winners from this past weekend's biggest fishing competition, grab your copy now!

27/09/2026

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