Fuel prices up 51.2% since April
MBABANE – Eswatini’s economy is facing mounting cost pressures following a 51.2 per cent increase in fuel prices since April 2026, threatening business competitiveness, household purchasing power and economic recovery. The Ministry of Economic Planning and Development has warned that persistent increases in domestic fuel prices, against the backdrop of geopolitical tensions and disruptions to…
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