Top 10 of what to see and what to do
Sibebe Rock
Mbuluzi Game Reserve
Shewula Mountain Camp
Swazi Candles
White Water Rafting
Hlane Royal National Park
Ngwenya Glass
Mantenga Cultural Village
Mkhaya Game Reserve
Reed Dance
Interesting fact about Swaziland
Swaziland is home to one of the world’s oldest mines. It was discovered in Ngwenya, district of Hohho, in 1970 and is one of the top tourist attractions.
Gold
Diamonds
Platinum
Iron Ore
Cars
Major Imports:
Crude Petroleum
Refined Petroleum
Cars
Gold
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP):
$704.5 billion
5% growth
4% 5-year annual growth
$13,046 per capita
Unemployment Rate: 25.1%
Global Ranking in Economy Progress 2016: 80th
Mbabane is the official capital and second largest city of Swaziland and located on the Mbabane River. The capital name derives from a Chief, Mbabane Kunene who lived around the area when British settled. Considered as a cool place, there are good restaurants, attractions, accommodations. It is also considered as a commercial and education hub and where high-decisions are taken.
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Swazi Lilangeni
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English is the official language of Swaziland but native languages have its importance as well: Swazi, Zulu, Tsonga, Afrikaans and others are all spoken there.
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Economy in Swaziland is impartially varied. Agriculture, textile, mining, manufacturing and forestry are all sectors which accounts on the Swazi economy. Swaziland depends strongly on South Africa as 90% of their imports depends on them and around 60% of their exports as well. The agro-industry employs the majority of locals however the country suffers from a high rate of unemployment. The country has to create more attractions and to find new developments to create more jobs. The mining sector has had a decline recently as coal is the principal mineral found. Despite issues, there is an increase in urbanization which has millions of opportunities to be exploited.
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