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MTN, partners invest E160 000 to Hospice at Home

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MTN awards E50 000 to youth digital health innovators

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NOTSA App surpasses 600 downloads

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The Omoda SUV which is still up for grabs waiting for its new owner.

Omoda up for grabs in MTN’s new promotion

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MTN Eswatini is promoting digital healthcare through the Notsa Health App, a platform that provides health information, medication reminders and wellness support in both English and Siswati.

MTN promotes digital health through Notsa App

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MTN MoMo API technology opens new revenue streams for businesses

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Group photo of the MTN employees during the 21 days of Yellow Care visit to Musi Clinic.

E250 000 boost for Nkwe drone medical supply project

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DPM’s office PS Siboniso Nkambule making his remarks.

Every child must have access to water, sanitation and hygiene

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The Ministry of Home Affairs has extended passport office hours to clear backlogs caused by the shortage of passport booklets and ease service delays.

Home affairs extends working hours for passports

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Mbabane municipality inspectors seized 560kg of unfit food from 21 shops in Msunduza, including expired and pest-infested items, ahead of World Food Safety Day.

Over 560kg of unsafe food destroyed

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