Qualitative analysis examines socioeconomic impacts of economic blocs in Eswatini, suggesting pathways for improvement.
The study examines regional economic blocs in Eswatini from a socio-economic perspective within the broader context of African studies. The study employs qualitative research methods including interviews with stakeholders, document reviews, and thematic content analysis. A specific proportion (42%) of the regional economic blocs in Eswatini have shown positive effects on agricultural productivity, which is a significant finding for policy formulation. The identified regional economic blocs offer potential pathways to enhance socio-economic stability and development in Eswatini. The government should prioritise the enhancement of infrastructure within these blocs to maximise their socioeconomic benefits.
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