Mywage.org/Eswatini

5 December 2023 - According to the UN, if frontline services are adequately funded, the "end of AIDS" in Eswatini can be reached by 2030. In its statement, the UN emphasised the vital role of money in the battle against AIDS and noted that Eswatini stands to make substantial strides towards eradicating the virus over the next ten years. Better and more affordable healthcare, particularly for individuals with AIDS, would result from this as well as a decrease in healthcare costs. Ensuring healthier workers and reduced living expenses, particularly in the healthcare industry. A certain living wage is necessary for a decent standard of living, which includes access to healthcare. Learn about if you are earning the living wage necessary for a decent standard of living.

The minimum wage in Eswatini is E1,500 for domestic employees and E1,800 for all other workers. However, many employees earn less than the minimum wage due to informal employment and other factors, resulting in wages that are often inadequate to cover the cost of living in the country. Learn more about Minimum wages for different sectors and businesses in Eswatini.