Ezulwini Municipality

12/05/2026

⚠️PUBLIC NOTICE⚠️

12/05/2026

⚠️WARNING ⚠️

The Eswatini Meteorological Service has issued a warning for disruptive windy conditions expected from tonight until Wednesday. Members of the public are strongly urged to exercise extreme caution during this period.

The nation is particularly warned against playing with fire, conducting open burning, or leaving fires unattended, as strong winds can rapidly spread flames and trigger devastating veld fires that threaten lives, property, livestock, and the environment.

Motorists are advised to drive carefully, especially in areas prone to dust and reduced visibility, while communities are encouraged to secure loose structures and remain alert.

11/05/2026

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day 🌷

Today, Ezulwini Municipality proudly celebrates all mothers and mother figures whose love, strength, and dedication continue to shape our families and communities. Your care, sacrifice, and support make a lasting difference every single day.

Thank you for being the heart of our homes and the foundation of a stronger community. 💐💕

07/05/2026

Preserving Tranquility While Fostering Commercial Vibrancy

Ezulwini, Eswatini’s "Valley of Heaven," is undergoing a major transformation under the leadership of Municipal CEO Mathokoza Shongwe. The town is currently navigating the delicate balance between maintaining its famous tranquility and fostering a Sandton-like commercial vibrancy. While the closure of the iconic Sun International Hotel was a significant economic blow, the municipality is looking toward the International Convention Centre and new "green" corporate developments to revitalize the local economy.

The strategic vision for the next decade focuses on becoming a Smart City that mirrors the efficiency of Singapore, combining modern infrastructure with environmental stewardship.

Read the full article here:
https://www.insidebiz.co.sz/preserving-tranquility-while-fostering-commercial-vibrancy/

07/05/2026

A new era of opportunity is unfolding in Ezulwini.

Ezulwini Municipality CEO, Mathokoza S. Shongwe, speaks on how the Ezulwini Palazzo is set to transform the town into a stronger hub for tourism, business, investment, and local enterprise development.

From empowering SMEs and attracting global events, to strengthening economic activity and showcasing Ezulwini as a safe and vibrant destination, the Palazzo represents more than infrastructure, it is a catalyst for growth and opportunity for the Town.

🎥 Watch the MarketView feature on Eswatini TV.

05/05/2026

Ezulwini Municipality Inaugural Elections 2026/2027 🗳️

A new chapter begins for Ezulwini Town as the Municipality successfully held its inaugural council elections for the 2026/2027 term reinforcing strong, accountable local governance.

Councillor Comfort Hlophe (Ward 4) has been elected as the new Council Chairperson, unopposed. In his acceptance, he expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him, acknowledged the exemplary leadership of the outgoing Chairperson, and pledged commitment, unity, and dedicated service to the people of Ezulwini.

Joining him in leadership is Councillor Bongile Mbingo (Ward 3) as Vice Chairperson, bringing experience and a readiness to support effective and smooth council operations.

The Finance Committee leadership stands as follows: Councillor Sandile Dlamini (Ward 2) re-elected as Chairperson, Councillor Dr. Edmund Mazibuko (Ward 1) as Deputy Chairperson, and Councillor Darron Raw (Ward 3) continuing as a committee member ensuring financial oversight and sustainability.

Completing the Council are Councillor Refiloe Mamogobo (Ward 5), Councillor Jabulani Mathonsi (Appointed), and Councillor Zodwa Dlamini (Appointed).

Together, the newly elected Councillors are ready to lead, serve, and drive progress for Ezulwini Municipality.

29/04/2026

Ezulwini Municipality, in partnership with key stakeholders, successfully commemorated World Day for Occupational Safety and Health at Work with a strong focus on psychosocial well-being in the workplace. The event brought together thought leaders and employees for impactful engagements, including expert presentations, an interactive webinar, and psychosocial screenings. These initiatives created a platform for open dialogue, empowering employees with knowledge and tools to better understand and manage their mental and emotional health.

The commemoration highlighted the critical role of self-awareness, early identification of stress-related challenges, and access to support systems such as wellness programmes and counselling services. Conversations also addressed common workplace risk factors including high workloads, limited support, and communication gaps, encouraging both employers and employees to work collaboratively towards healthier work environments.

As we reflect on the day, the message is clear: prioritizing mental health is not optional is essential. By fostering supportive workplace cultures and integrating psychosocial safety into everyday practices, we can build resilient, productive, and thriving organizations for the future.

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27/04/2026

Tomorrow, we commemorate World Day for Occupational Safety and Health at Work a reminder that a safe and healthy workplace starts with all of us.
Let’s continue to raise awareness, promote well-being, and build a strong culture of safety in every space we work in.

💻 Join us LIVE as we engage in insightful sessions on workplace safety, health, and psychosocial well-being.
🔗 Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/live/VugAVNVyRuQ
📅 28 April 2026
⏰ 08:30HRS-13:00HRS

Together, we can create safer, healthier workplaces for everyone.