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Eswatini Strengthens Digital Defences Through DNS Resilience and DNSSEC Capacity Building Workshop

The Eswatini Communications Commission (ESCCOM) is bringing together ICT leaders to build a more secure digital future through its latest workshop on DNS Resilience and DNSSEC.

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Rising Global Oil Prices to Erode 9-Month Fuel Price Cushion

Minister of Finance Neal Rijkenberg has reassured the nation that while global oil prices are rising, EmaSwati have nothing to worry about for now. Speaking in his latest Finance in Focus episode, the Minister explained that the Strategic Oil Stabilization Fund remains a robust shield against the immediate shocks of the international market.

However, while the fund was originally calculated to provide a nine-month cushion for fuel prices, he noted that this timeline is not static. If global oil prices continue their upward trajectory, that nine-month window will move down as the fund works harder to absorb the rising costs.

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LGF Brings CEO Nights with Nyimpini to Eswatini, Exclusive Book Review with Professor Bonang Mohale

The Leadership Growth Forum is bringing an elite double-header of leadership excellence to Mbabane, featuring the CEO Nights with Nyimpini live podcast and an exclusive public session with business icon Professor Bonang Mohale.

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https://www.insidebiz.co.sz/lgf-brings-ceo-nights-with-nyimpini-to-eswatini-exclusive-book-review-with-professor-bonang-mohale/

The Eswatini Communications Commission (ESCCOM), in collaboration with the Cybersecurity Capacity Centre for Southern Africa, is hosting a five-day Domain Name System (DNS) Resilience Training at the Hilton Garden Inn in Mbabane.

The programme was officially opened by Acting CEO Fikile Gama and Ministry of ICT Principal Secretary Andreas Dlamini, underscoring national efforts to strengthen cybersecurity capacity and protect critical digital infrastructure.

The training brings together stakeholders from across sectors to enhance technical expertise in DNS management, improve incident response, and build resilience against emerging cyber threats. It also reflects Eswatini’s commitment to advancing a secure and reliable digital environment in support of its broader digital transformation agenda.