Imisebe Publishing celebrates His Majesty’s legacy by fostering education, preserving siSwati, and promoting cultural pride—illuminating Eswatini’s future under the visionary Spirit of Nkwe.
Imisebe Publishing proudly participated in the 2025 Buganu Festival at Hlane Royal Residence, celebrating Swati heritage through song, dance, and gift-giving while reinforcing unity, cultural pride, and the preservation of traditional practices.
Imisebe Publishing celebrated International Mother Language Day 2025 by hosting the first-ever Sibitelo Nemisebe spelling bee for high schools, promoting siSwati language literacy and cultural pride through engaging competition.
Imisebe Publishing celebrates 16 years of preserving SiSwati through books, cultural events, and digital innovations. From poetry anthologies to Eswatini’s first SiSwati monolingual dictionary, its impact on language preservation is undeniable.
Imisebe Publishing brought festive cheer to Enjabulweni Resident Care Home, hosting an inspiring early Christmas celebration filled with motivational talks, fun activities, gift hampers, and heartfelt moments, leaving the boys uplifted and inspired.
Imisebe proudly sponsors two categories at NACA 2024, celebrating siSwati literary talent. Vote for outstanding short story writers and poets via WhatsApp or online before December 12th. Let’s honor creativity!
As a leading siSwati publisher, we proudly support Miss Cultural Heritage 2024/5, fostering cultural pride by awarding winners with cultural books, experiences, and resources to uphold Eswatini’s rich heritage
International Literacy Day 2024, celebrated on September 8, focused on “Promoting Multilingual Education: Literacy for Mutual Understanding and Peace.” The event, held in Manzini, highlighted literacy’s role in development and cultural preservation.
Imisebe Publishing proudly sponsors E50,000 for the Inyatsi Schools Arts and Culture 2024 competition. Partnering with Inyatsi Group, we aim to enrich arts education and celebrate Eswatini’s cultural heritage through this significant initiative.
The National Finals of the Inyatsi Schools Arts and Culture competition saw Bigbend High School clinch the top prize, with Bulunga High School and Franson Christian High School sharing third place. The event celebrated academic excellence and cultural heritage.
