Eswatini Environment Authority

25/01/2025

Nhlangano- Phatsa Sakho Nawe Waya Waya

24/01/2025

Your enthusiasm and dedication to ensuring a safe and sustainable future for our country is clearly shown by your support during our campaigns - Phatsa Sakho Waya Waya.

Thank you Siteki for your support!

24/01/2025

23/01/2025

In our quest for a healthier and cleaner nation, let’s join forces to reduce plastic usage across the country.

Phatsa Sakho Nawe Waya Waya!

Join us in Siteki, 24 January and Nhlangano on the 25 January 2025 for our edutainment events.

With Gogo Eswatini MM x Bobstar Da DJ

20/01/2025

PhatsaSakhoNawe

18/01/2025

Thank you Buhleni!

Phatsa Sakho Nawe waya waya, no Plastic Carrier Bags effective 1 February.

Gogo Eswatini MM x Slwane

16/01/2025

Phatsa Sakho Nawe.

Let's meet at Buhleni Plaza this coming Saturday, 18th Jan.
No Plastic Carrier Bags - Effective 1 February 2025.

14/01/2025

Key Environmental Legislations in Eswatini: Insights from the Executive Director.

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10/01/2025

Congratulations Mr. Thulani Sihle Methula!

17/12/2024

Office Closure Notice

16/12/2024

NO PLASTIC Roadshow, held on Saturday, December 13th in Mankayane, was a resounding success. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all attendees who supported our environmental initiative.

As we move forward, we encourage everyone to reduce plastic bag usage and maintain a commitment to keeping our community clean by properly disposing of waste.

13/12/2024

Eswatini delegation, including our Executive Director Mr. Isaac Dladla, at The sixteenth session of the Conference of the Parties (COP16) of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) took place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from 2 to 13 December 2024.

UNCCD COP16 was more than a critical milestone—it represented a moonshot moment that raised global ambition and accelerated action on land and drought resilience through a people-centered approach.The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) served as the global voice for land and was one of the three major UN treaties known as the Rio Conventions, alongside climate and biodiversity.

The Conference of the Parties (COP) is the main decision-making body of UNCCD’s 197 Parties—196 countries and the European Union. COP16 occurred under the theme Our Land. Our Future.

Coinciding with the 30th anniversary of UNCCD, COP16 became the largest UN land conference to date and the first UNCCD COP held in the Middle East and North Africa region, which experienced firsthand the impacts of desertification, land degradation, and drought.COP16 proved to be a game-changer, marking a renewed global commitment to accelerate investment and action to restore land and boost drought resilience for the benefit of people and planet.

07/12/2024

No Plastic and Guard Your Glow Campaign at Kwaluseni today with Gogo Eswatini and Slwane.

As we celebrate the festive and summer season, we urge everyone to prioritize sun safety and protect yourselves from harmful UV rays. Additionally, we kindly ask all citizens to reduce the use of plastic bags and refrain from littering. Let's work together for a healthier, cleaner environment!

29/11/2024

16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence.

As we stand united during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, the Eswatini Environment Authority makes an urgent call to protect the most vulnerable members of our society, our women and children. We recognize that environmental challenges are not just ecological issues, but critical threats to the safety, dignity, and survival of our most marginalized populations.

The women of Eswatini, our mothers, daughters, and guardians of community resilience are disproportionately impacted by environmental challenges. As primary caretakers of natural resources, they manage water collection, agricultural activities, and household sustainability under increasingly difficult conditions. Each drought, each instance of unpredictable rainfall, and each acre of degraded land increases their workload, economic uncertainty, and exposure to potential violence. Children, especially girls, become collateral victims in this cycle of environmental and social stress.

We call upon every liSwati, from government institutions to traditional leadership, from community structures to individual households, to recognize our collective responsibility. Women and children are not collateral damage in our environmental challenges; they are our most precious resources, deserving of absolute protection and unwavering support.

Our vision transcends environmental sustainability. We seek to create a sanctuary, a Eswatini where every woman and child can live free from fear, where environmental challenges do not translate into personal vulnerabilities, and where protection is not an aspiration but a guaranteed right.

To the women and children of Eswatini: You are not alone. As Eswatini Environment Authority your safety is our highest priority. Your protection is our most sacred commitment.

Together, we will build a future of genuine safety, respect, and shared prosperity.

ISAAC G. DLADLA
Executive Director

27/11/2024

We urge all emaSwati to take the initiative to clean their surroundings and create a welcoming atmosphere for our visitors during this festive season. Let’s ensure that we celebrate in a clean and safe environment!

Event organizers are kindly reminded to manage waste responsibly, in accordance with The Waste Regulations, 2000.

For assistance with cleaning materials, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

GO OUT & PICK IT UP!