Too many regulators for Eswatini’s economy
Eswatini, despite having a relatively small economy, operates under an extensive network of regulatory bodies that cover most major sectors. Banking, insurance, telecommunications, agriculture, construction, energy, healthcare and tourism each have dedicated authorities, commissions or professional councils. Businesses and individuals must navigate this layered public oversight when conducting economic activities. The article suggests the sheer number of regulators may be excessive for the country's scale. It points out that the regulatory environment can be complex and burdensome for enterprises. The commentary was published on the Times of Eswatini website.
MBABANE – For a country with a relatively small economy, Eswatini has an extensive network of regulatory authorities, commissions, professional councils and statutory bodies overseeing almost every major sector of economic activity. From banking, insurance and telecommunications to agriculture, construction, energy, healthcare and tourism, businesses and individuals operate within a regulatory environment involving numerous public […] The post Too many regulators for Eswatini’s economy appeared first on Times of Eswatini .