Eswatini-Home Affairs

  Migration Management Task Force group photo In a significant initiative aimed at enhancing the capacity of migration management, the Ministry of Home Affairs, in its role as chair of the Migration Management Task Force (MMTF), collaborated with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) to conduct a two-day workshop focused on climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction. Held at Esibayeni Lodge, the workshop brought together stakeholders from various sectors to deepen their understanding of the critical nexus between Migration, Environment, and Climate Change (MECC). Emphasizing the importance of integrating these components into policy and practice, the session highlighted the urgent need to address the implications of climate change on human mobility. Participants engaged in discussions that centered on the linkages between migration and disaster risk reduction (DRR), drawing insights from IOM’s comprehens...

His Majesty King Mswati III addresses the congregants at Mandvulo In a heartfelt and inspiring address during the 2026 Open Year Prayer Service at Mandvulo Grand Hall, His Majesty King Mswati III emphasized the significance of Agape love and its transformative power within the lives of individuals and the nation as a whole. King Mswati opened the service with words of gratitude for the lush green vegetation countrywide, which he described as a testament to God’s infinite love. “Today, I want to speak about the love of God; it is truly special in our lives,” he declared, encouraging congregants to reflect on the biblical passage from John 3:16, which speaks of God’s enduring love for humanity through the sacrifice of His only begotten Son. “The type of love I am talking about is Agape love—an unconditional love that can only be found in Jesus Christ,” the King explained. He encouraged attendees to draw closer to God, highlighting that all churches across the country should seek His ...

  In a significant effort to enhance resilience against the challenges posed by migration, the environment, and climate change, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) collaborated with the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) and the Migration Management Task Force (MMTF)—a multi-sectoral platform overseen by the Ministry of Home Affairs—organized a two-day project inception meeting. This meeting was focused on launching a project designed to strengthen Eswatini’s capacity to tackle the nexus of migration, environment, and climate change (MECC) The MMTF includes representatives from various key government ministries, civil society organizations, private sector actors, and UN agencies, ensuring a comprehensive approach to the challenges at hand. Participating entities include the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Tourism and Environment, Ministry of Labour, Human Rights Commission, Business Eswatini, the Coordinating Assembly of Non-Governmental Organizati...