Across eSwatini, amputees are discharged into communities with little to no follow-up care, a silent crisis unfolding far from the country’s policy promises. eSwatini has 146,554 people with disabilities. inhlase.com/second-afflict…

When 46-year-old road accident survivor Mkhulisi Masina* wheels himself across the small bedroom he now rarely leaves, his greatest fear is not pain or paralysis—it is the soundless leak that signals his colostomy bag has failed again. inhlase.com/lives-in-limbo…

PIJ Managing Partner, Golden Matonga has been elected to the ICIJ International Consortium of Investigative Journalists' (ICIJ) Network Committee—becoming the only African journalist on the global leadership body!

The Ministry of Health quietly installed a new administrator to run the Phalala Fund through a process that violated mandatory hiring laws and bypassed every safeguard meant to protect the integrity of public appointments. inhlase.com/illegal-appoin…

Over E100 million of taxpayer’s monies meant for the development of the country’s strategic oil reserve cannot be accounted for. Between 2016 and 2025, over E100 million meant for the foundational design phase was spent with no works done. inhlase.com/eswatinis-stra…

NEW! Inhlase reveals that eSwatini’s ostomates face a silent but ruinous crisis: a nationwide shortage of colostomy, ileostomy & urostomy bags that forces patients to reuse worn-out pouches, improvise with plastic bread bags, or go without altogether. twp.ai/4isN3O

The cross-border foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak has cost eSwatini taxpayers an unbudgeted E38 million—almost five times the initial investment. This massive expense could have been prevented.inhlase.com/cattle-worth-e…

Yesterday, I graduated with a Master of Arts in Journalism and Media Studies from Wits University. I am super proud of myself for conquering such a gruelling academic task. #witsgraduations2025

The Nhlangano-Sicunusa road is now drivable. But beneath the asphalt lies a crime scene that has been paved over. The Ministry of Finance continues to sign off on loan repayments for money that yielded no results. inhlase.com/eswatinis-doub…

I was happy to join media practitioners & stakeholders on Monday night to award excellency in the journalism profession. The award ceremony was also aimed at reviving #Eswatini journalism so it can return to its core principles. Congratulations to all the winners!

In a country where customary land under chiefs is on sale, the people with disabilities, who subsist on a measly E450 social grant, are trapped in poverty. The land sellers have turned rogue, selling one piece of land to two or more buyers.inhlase.com/neglected-emas…

While the kingdom’s football fans have grown weary of the perennial stadium crisis that has forced the national team to play home games in South Africa, a more quiet and devastating tragedy is unfolding beneath the feet of eSwatini’s athletes.inhlase.com/somhlolo-scand…

One visually impaired family head cuts a forlorn figure due to his landlessness. His plight mirrors the failure of families, communities and government agencies to protect the land rights of people with disabilities in eSwatini. inhlase.com/neglected-emas…