Mozambique’s Post-Election Killings: A Tragic Reminder of Southern Africa’s Democratic Crisis
What is unfolding in Mozambique today is nothing short of a human rights crisis. Since the contested general elections of...
Month: April 2025
Eswatini Parliament Turned into a Spy Hub: How King Mswati’s Surveillance Undermines Democracy
The people of Eswatini have long endured a government that pretends to consult while operating in absolute secrecy and control....
“No Justice in a Kingdom of Fear”: PUDEMO Slams Judiciary Under Absolute Monarchy
In the Kingdom of Eswatini, justice is not just blind—it is bound, gagged, and shackled to the throne. As the...
52 Years of Dictatorship: Eswatini Still Suffers Under the Shadow of the 1973 Decree
It has now been fifty-two years since King Sobhuza II unleashed a political earthquake that shattered the dreams of a...
Royal Privilege and Selective Justice: Who Really Controls the Police in Eswatini?
Once again, the Kingdom of Eswatini finds itself trapped in the same loop—where power dances above the law, and justice...
