FinGuard Magazine https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Finance Readiness, Not Just Funding, Key to Youth Business Growth Home MSME FINANCE – GOVERNMENT DEMANDS CAPITAL, MARKETS, AND JOBS TO DELIVER REAL RETURNS Princess Sakhizwe Urges Creatives to Build Export-Ready Brands Beyond 50/30/20: Rethinking Household Budgets in Eswatini’s Changing Economy His Majesty King Mswati III Calls for Expanded Trade Fair Capacity as SACU–SADC Business Opportunities Grow E150,000 in Government Instruments Puts Investment at the Center of the E10 Coin Competition “You Have to Win All the Time” – Minister Savannah’s Light Moment Encourages emaSwati To Compete Government Tests 15-Year Treasury Bond as Cash-Flow Pressures Persist His Majesty Announces EIPA’S New Tagline, ‘Unlocking Investment Opportunities and Transforming Eswatini.’ E55.8bn Pension Pool Puts Institutional Capital at Centre of Eswatini’s Next Growth Cycle Investors Cannot Eliminate Risk, They Can Only Manage It Sakha Live FM Welcomes Free-to-Air Commercial Radio Broadcasting Licence Digital Fraud Puts Consumer Confidence in Financial Services at Risk EEA Study Tour Opens New Green-Economy Opportunities for Eswatini 2.5% Inflation, 15.1% Power Costs –  Eswatini’s July Price Pressures Shift E5bn Trade Gap – Eswatini Targets Export Growth SADC Treaty Change Targets Subscription Delays His Majesty King Mswati III Receives OPEC Fund President as Eswatini Seeks Stronger Development Financing Ties MSMEs Urged to Build Stronger Businesses By Formalizing First, Seeking Finance Later Lower Maguduza Shows Power of Local Capital in Infrastructure Finance Public Procurement Could Unlock Major Market for Eswatini’s Creative Sector E65m Farm Support, Fuel Up 25% as 2026/27 Planting Season Starts Processed Food Exports Reach E472m As SMEs Find New Market Approved Budgets And Delayed Spending – Finance Ministry Draws Line Between Funding and Procurement E416m Paper Exports Grow 57% Ministry Of ICT Spends E69.3m With E1.43m Revenue Gain E6.8bn Foreign Inflows Lift External Financing Debt: Trap or Tool? Student Leadership Puts Entrepreneurship at the Centre of Eswatini’s Next Economic Chapter The African Storyteller Turns Women’s Economic Leadership Into a Southern African Imperative Nathan Kirsh Surpasses $20bn as Eswatini Billionaire Joins Africa’s Elite Wealth Club Eswatini Puts Reserves and Financial Resilience Under the Spotlight Global Growth Slows to 3.1% as Inflation Rises to 4.4% and Oil Surges Above US$105 194 Nominees, 20 Categories: Made in Eswatini® Consumer Choice Awards Opens Public Voting Eswatini GDP Jumps 5.6% as E809m Mining Sales, 11.8% Financial Growth, and E23.6bn Projects Reshape 2026 Outlook Made in Eswatini Brands Get Umhlanga Platform E23.8bn Private Credit, E27.7bn Money Supply as Reserves Reach 2.3 Months E42.3bn Debt, E5bn Deficit Project Rising Fiscal Pressure in 2026/27 For Eswatini E200,000 Sponsorship Puts Sport at the Centre of EITF’s Business Economy Mula Sport Deepens Trade Fair Investment as Sport and Culture Gain Economic Focus Government Tightens Planning and Budgeting Ahead of 2027/28 Financial Year E300,000 Digital Investment to Strengthen SAPEMP Oversight Inkhosikati Make LaMatsebula Declare Women Economic Growth Drivers Inkhosikati Make LaMatsebula Encourages Women To Raise Future Entrepreneurs Inkhosikati Make LaMatsebula Warns Against GBV As An Economic Growth Hindrance E550,000 PIS 2.0 Support Targets Textile MSMEs E400m Bond Auction, 10.00%-12.75% Coupons, and 2029-2046 Maturities Put Eswatini’s Borrowing Costs Under the Spotlight. Eswatini Railways Links Trade, Industrial Growth, and Women’s Economic Participation for Investment Central Bank’s Digital Procurement Award Signals Eswatini’s Growing Capacity for Public Sector Innovation