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A single night of hail has left 34 Nsalitje farmers counting losses after crops worth E230 000 were destroyed just before harvest. The storm wiped out cabbages, tomatoes, onions and green pepper at Size Siphumelele Garden, exposing how vulnerable smallholder farmers remain to extreme weather shocks.

Read the full story in the comments to understand the impact on farmers’ livelihoods and what this means for food security in Eswatini.

EWADE’s Hamba Ubuye Commercial Maize Project is showing how organised support can unlock real value for smallholder farmers.

In Sigangeni, 13 farmers are cultivating 85.5 hectares and are projected to generate over E2.1 million from maize production, a strong sign that cluster farming, irrigation, and timely inputs are changing the economics of agriculture.

Read the full story on our website to learn how this model is boosting rural incomes and strengthening Eswatini’s maize production: https://agribusinessmedia.com/2026/05/06/ewade-maize-project-sigangeni-targets-e2-1-million-output/

A new agribusiness model is taking shape in Sicelweni.

The E4 million Ka-Khoza Complex is not just a retail development. It is creating more than 50 jobs while linking livestock farmers, feedlots, abattoirs and formal retail markets through a structured value chain anchored by LINAC Enterprise.

With support from Eswatini Bank and the participation of local producers and businesses, the complex shows how retail infrastructure can become a powerful driver of agricultural growth, market access and community economic development.

Read the full story in the comments to see how this investment is strengthening Eswatini’s beef value chain and opening new opportunities for farmers.

Philani Maswati Charity Organisation is taking a bold step towards sustainability with the launch of an E114 000 feedlot project in Mantjonga, set to house 50 cattle at a time. Beyond improving food security for the centre, the project also signals hope for rebuilding Eswatini’s livestock sector during a challenging period.

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King Mswati III International Airport is taking a bold step towards a greener future, with Phase 1 of its sustainability strategy already targeting up to a 70% cut in energy use through LED lighting and solar power.

But this is more than an airport story. It is a story about climate-smart infrastructure, lower operating costs, land preservation, and new opportunities for Eswatini’s nursery, horticulture and green enterprise sectors.

Read the full story in the comments to see how this transformation could shape the future of sustainable development in Eswatini.

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