The Judiciary is responsible for the administration of Justice, the upholding of the rule of law and the administration of estates. The Judiciary carries out its constitutional responsibilities through the following departments
Learn MoreIn the exercise of the judicial power of Eswatini, the Judiciary, in both its judicial and administrative functions, including financial administration, shall be independent and subject only to this Constitution, and shall not be subject to the control or direction of any person or authority
Read MoreCivil law in Eswatini refers to the legal system that governs non-criminal cases, such as family disputes and contract law. It is based on Roman-Dutch law and is influenced by customary law.
Criminal law in Eswatini refers to the body of laws that define criminal offenses and their consequences. It covers everything from minor offenses to serious crimes and their punishment.
Labour law in Eswatini outlines the rights and obligations of both employers and employees, including minimum wage, working hours, dispute resolution, and health and safety regulations.
Small claims court in Eswatini is a legal venue where individuals can settle disputes quickly and inexpensively. It handles claims up to E20,000 and is accessible to all without legal representation
To uphold the rule of law and efficiently dispense justice to all those within its borders, in keeping with the Constitution.
To administer justice which is accessible to all members of the public, upholding the rule of law and safe-guarding the Constitution of the country and all other laws applicable, in particular, the protection of the fundamental rights of persons.
To uphold the Constitution of eSwatini and protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of the citizens.Read more
Bheki Maphalala
S. Mamba
M. Dlamini
C. Dlamini
S. Zondi
S. Masuku
Hospital Hill, Mbabane, Eswatini
info@judiciary.org.sz
+268 2404 2968
The judicial power of Eswatini vests in the Judiciary. Accordingly, an organ or agency of the Crown shall not have or be conferred with final Read More
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