Welcome to the Swaziland Business Directory. Thank you for visiting.
This site supports businesses in Swaziland and those businesses looking
to find customers or suppliers in the Swaziland region. This invaluable tool
is a one-stop resource for growing your business within Swaziland.
The Swaziland Business Directory
Welcome to the Swaziland Business Directory.
You have reached your one-stop portal for doing business in Swaziland.
This essential tool will aid you in connecting with buyers and suppliers
in the exciting Swaziland business environment. Feel free to upload your
business or browse through the businesses already listed on the site.
Doing Business in Swaziland
The Kingdom of Swaziland lies between Mozambique and South Africa
and forms part of the Southern African region. The capital city is
Mbabane and the only other principal town is Manzini. Matsapha lies
between the two major towns and hosts many of the business parks and
factories. SiSwati is the official language of Swaziland, but English
is widely spoken and accepted in business and commerce.
Although small, Swaziland has a very diverse and active business community.
The Swazi Economy is heavily reliant on the South African economy and its
active cross-border trade function occurs with South Africa and Mozambique.
Many promising opportunities for doing business can be found in Swaziland.
Agriculture forms the basis of the economy with sugar, citrus and wood pulp
as the main products. Subsistence agriculture employs around 60% of the population.
The main export commodities include asbestos, coal, cotton, cut diamonds, minerals,
paper and timber. The main import commodities include animals, automobiles, chemical
products, energy and edible oils.
Tourism in Swaziland is big business with a large number of Swazi businesses
supporting the industry. Diverse landscapes and rich cultural experiences
offer a myriad of opportunities for visitors. Adventure enthusiasts are spoilt for choice
with white water rafting, horse riding, game reserves and many water sports. For the less
adventurous there are sumptuous hotels and casinos, while for the culturally inclined there
are many traditional Swazi villages and events such as the Reed Dance.
The Swaziland Business Directory site aims to partner your business as an essential
information portal for ‘all-things-business’ in Swaziland. Business relies on connections
and communication.
Now the old adage of “it’s not what you know, it’s who you know” changes
to “it’s not what you know, it’s who you find on the Swaziland Business Directory!”
The Swaziland Business Directory hosted by Swazilive is the information portal
for connecting businesses in The Kingdom of Swaziland.
“It’s not what you know, it’s who you find on the Swaziland Business Directory!”
Welcome to the Swaziland Business Directory.
The Kingdom of Swaziland lies between Mozambique and South Africa
and forms part of the Southern African region. The capital city is
Mbabane and the only other principal town is Manzini. Matsapha lies
between the two major towns and hosts many of the business parks and
factories. SiSwati is the official language of Swaziland, but English
is widely spoken and accepted in business and commerce.
Although small, Swaziland has a very diverse and active business community. The Swazi Economy is heavily reliant on the South African economy and its active cross-border trade function occurs with South Africa and Mozambique. Many promising opportunities for doing business can be found in Swaziland.
Agriculture forms the basis of the economy with sugar, citrus and wood pulp as the main products. Subsistence agriculture employs around 60% of the population. The main export commodities include asbestos, coal, cotton, cut diamonds, minerals, paper and timber. The main import commodities include animals, automobiles, chemical products, energy and edible oils.
Tourism in Swaziland is big business with a large number of Swazi businesses supporting the industry. Diverse landscapes and rich cultural experiences offer a myriad of opportunities for visitors. Adventure enthusiasts are spoilt for choice with white water rafting, horse riding, game reserves and many water sports. For the less adventurous there are sumptuous hotels and casinos, while for the culturally inclined there are many traditional Swazi villages and events such as the Reed Dance.