The Central Bank of Eswatini has notified stakeholders that it is relocating from Mbabane to Ezulwini by the end of 2025, with its new physical address set to MR103 Main Road, Ezulwini. The Bank also confirmed that the Governor, Executive members and some departments were moved to Ezulwini in June as part of the phased transition. The Bank has converted property acquired in 2023 into offices for staff being relocated. The move is linked to the construction of the Central Bank of Eswatini Complex in Ezulwini, with Phase 1 described as comprising an 18-storey headquarters, data centre, museum, innovation hub and parkade. Public-facing Banking Hall services will remain operational in Mbabane for exchanging old coins and banknotes, investing in Government bonds and treasury bills, and withdrawing funds; suppliers may continue delivering goods to the Mbabane Stores until September 2025, after which deliveries will be made at the Ezulwini Complex. Following completion of the relocation, the Mbabane buildings will be handed over to Government for occupation by the Judiciary and other Government ministries, and the Bank indicated it will continue providing updates on the relocation as necessary.
Central Bank of Eswatini 2025-06-18
Central Bank of Eswatini announces relocation from Mbabane to Ezulwini by end-2025
The Central Bank of Eswatini announced its relocation from Mbabane to Ezulwini by the end of 2025, with the new headquarters featuring an 18-storey complex. Some departments and executives have already moved, while public-facing services will remain in Mbabane until September 2025. Post-relocation, the Mbabane premises will be transferred to the Government for use by the Judiciary and other ministries.