Sugar rush pushes Eswatini’s exports to E4.2bn
Eswatini saw its exports increase by 14.1 percent to E4.2 billion in September 2026. This growth was led by higher receipts from soft drink concentrate and sugar. The country's trade surplus grew to E687.9 million. A report from the Central Bank of Eswatini noted that exports grew at a faster rate than imports.
MBABANE – Eswatini’s exports rose by 14.1 per cent to E4.2 billion in September 2026, driven by stronger sugar and soft drink concentrate receipts, widening the country’s trade surplus to E687.9 million. According to the Central Bank of Eswatini’s Recent Economic Developments: August/September 2026 report, the improved trade position reflected exports growing faster than imports […] The post Sugar rush pushes Eswatini’s exports to E4.2bn appeared first on Times of Eswatini .