Commonwealth Games Eswatini

16/01/2026

Gaborone, Botswana
The ITF/CAT Under-16 Championship has officially moved into the Team Championship phase following a strong individual tournament.

The home side opened their campaign with the Boys taking on Mozambique and the Girls facing Zimbabwe, bringing high energy and competitive spirit onto the courts.

Individual Highlights:
• Snengcebo Ntshalintshali showed incredible grit, winning two match tie-break thrillers.
• Sabusiswa Tsabedze claimed a solid straight-sets victory.
• Amantle Mngadi started strong with an opening-round win.
• Sivesimile closed the individual stage with a win over Mozambique.
• Mkhonta Zwelethu bounced back to secure a convincing 6–3, 6–3 victory.
• Bulelani Khumalo pushed hard in a three-set battle, narrowly missing out in the match tie-break.

With momentum on their side, the team now turns focus to the doubles and team matches, as confidence and energy remain high heading into the next phase.

08/01/2026

08/01/2026

Eswatini Junior Tennis Team Set for ITF/CAT Competition in Botswana 🇧🇼 🇸🇿

This morning, Mr. Maxwell Jele, CEO of EOCGA, alongside the Executive of the Eswatini National Tennis Association, officially sent off a team of six (6) junior athletes Zwelethu Mkhonta, Bulelani Khumalo, Sivesimile Mkhaliphi, Sabusiswa Tsabedze, Sinengcebo Ntshalintshali, and Amantle Mngadi accompanied by Coach Njabulo Mbhamati, to the ITF/CAT Junior Competition (Southern Africa) in Botswana, Gaborone.

In his remarks, the CEO expressed his pride in the progress and dedication shown by the tennis team, noting his own background in the sport. He also extended his gratitude to the Sports Councils for their support and encouraged the athletes to compete with excellence. Beyond performance, he emphasized the importance of representing Eswatini with respect and good conduct both on and off the court.

07/01/2026

The Eswatini Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association (EOCGA) offices are officially open. We look forward to continuing to serve the national sporting community through effective administration and coordination. Operating hours: Monday to Friday, 08:30–16:30.

19/12/2025

A festive Message From the CEO of the Commonwealth Games Association.

Office closure :18 December 2025 and it re-opens on the 06th of January 2026.

28/11/2025

🇸🇿 TEAM ESWATINI SET FOR THE ANOCA YOUTH GAMES – ANGOLA 2025! 🇦🇴🔥
Eswatini is proudly sending a strong delegation of 10 athletes and 7 officials to the upcoming ANOCA Youth Games in Angola, where Africa’s next generation of champions will compete from across the continent.

Leading the mission is Chef de Mission Thobile Magagula, supported by Physiotherapist Lungile Vilakati and Media Officer Mkhulisi Dlamini.

Our athletes will represent the nation in Athletics, Boxing, Swimming, and Taekwondo:

🏃‍♂️ Athletics
Sikhanyiso Dlamini
Mnotfo Simelane
Siphosethu Gamedze
Coach: Sibusiso Matsenjwa

🥊 Boxing
Nothando Mshayise
Robert Bhila
Coach: Maxwell Ngwenya

🏊‍♀️ Swimming
Kendra McNamara
Luca Fraser
Coach: Mduduzi Xaba

🥋 Taekwondo
Siphiwosethu Ndlela
Bongmusa Mkhatjwa
Kwazile Mkoko
Coach: Mbongeni Nsibande

The nation stands behind these young stars as they prepare to showcase their talent, discipline, and determination on the continental stage.
🇸🇿✨ All the best, Team Eswatini!

26/11/2025

The Commonwealth Sport General Assembly in Glasgow has concluded with a significant leadership milestone. Dr. Donald Rukare has been elected unopposed as the new President of Commonwealth Sport.

Dr. Rukare had been serving in an acting capacity prior to this election, and his confirmation marks a strong vote of confidence from all Commonwealth nations. His leadership is expected to guide the movement through the upcoming Glasgow 2026 Games and towards the 2030 Centenary Games in Ahmedabad.

The Eswatini Olympic & Commonwealth Games Association congratulates Dr. Rukare and looks forward to continued collaboration under his stewardship. 🇸🇿🤝🌍

26/11/2025

EOCGA President Adam Mthethwa, and the CEO Maxwell Jele, are proudly representing Eswatini at the Commonwealth Sport General Assembly currently underway in Glasgow. 🇸🇿🌍

Day 1 Highlights

Focused workshops covering Commonwealth Sport governance

Sessions on strengthening government engagement

Discussions on the evolving sport programme framework

Regional breakaways to share insights and challenges

Day 2 Activities

Delegates toured competition venues

Assessments carried out in preparation for upcoming Commonwealth Sport events

Day 3 Outcomes

A key milestone: the General Assembly officially endorsed India (Ahmedabad) as host of the 2030 Centenary Commonwealth Games 🇮🇳✨

Delegates also received strategic updates from the Commonwealth Secretariat, including briefings from the Athletes’ Commission and the Commonwealth Sport Foundation

26/11/2025

A significant milestone for the Commonwealth Sport Movement! 🇮🇳🌍✨

At the recently concluded Commonwealth Sport General Assembly in Glasgow, member nations took a historic decision: the City of Amdavad, India, has officially been awarded the rights to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games.

These will be Centenary Games, marking 100 years since the inaugural edition held in 1930. This moment not only celebrates the legacy of the Games but also ushers in a new era of innovation, collaboration, and opportunity for all Commonwealth nations.

The Eswatini Olympic & Commonwealth Games Association joins the rest of the Commonwealth family in congratulating Amdavad and looks forward to participating in what promises to be a truly memorable chapter in Commonwealth sport. 🇸🇿🤝🇮🇳

20/11/2025

The Count Down Is On!!

15/11/2025

The Gender Equality & Safe Sport Forum has officially begun!

Today, the Eswatini Olympic & Commonwealth Games Association proudly welcomed key guests — including our colleagues who visited yesterday for benchmarking, together with Mrs. Malebo Raditladi-Nkgakile from the AUSC Safe Sport & Safeguarding for All Initiative — as we deepen conversations around building safe, inclusive and empowering sporting environments.

The forum was officially opened by the EOCGA President, Mr. Adam Mthethwa, who emphasized the importance of protecting every athlete and ensuring equal opportunity across all levels of sport.

This gathering marks an important step forward as we continue strengthening systems, policies, and awareness toward a healthier, more equitable sporting landscape for Eswatini.