Crisis and Continuity: Forty Years of King Mswati’s Rule in eSwatini
As King Mswati III of eSwatini approaches forty years on the throne, a stark contrast emerges between the longevity of...
Thulani Themba Khoza
Venâncio Mondlane Returns to a Burning Mozambique: Defiance Amid a Rigged Democracy
Mozambique teeters on the edge of political chaos as Venâncio Mondlane, the opposition leader who claims to have been robbed...
Deepening Surveillance: The Intricate Web of Spies in eSwatini’s Parliament
Amid political unrest in eSwatini, the kingdom under King Mswati III exhibits a complex network of espionage within its legislative...
A Cry for Change: The Economic Strain on eSwatini’s Citizens
In the heart of eSwatini, at LaMgabhi eTiyeni, a poignant scene unfolds as a soldier from the nearby Mdzimba Army...
UNITED FOR FREEDOM: STANDING WITH THE ZIMBABWE VIGIL IN LONDON
On a bitterly cold January day, with snow threatening to fall, I joined a small but resolute group of activists...
LWANDLE RESIDENTS ASSAULTED BY POLICE IN NIGHTTIME ATTACK
The brutality of Eswatini’s law enforcement has once again reared its ugly head. This time, it was the residents of...
THE PLIGHT OF THE VULNERABLE: STARVATION AMID REPRESSION IN ESWATINI
The arrest of pro-democracy Member of Parliament Mduduzi Bacede Mabuza has left a devastating ripple effect across his constituency, with...
LEADERSHIP IN ADVERSITY: MLUNGISI MAKHANYA AND PUDEMO’S RESILIENCE
Mlungisi Makhanya, President of Eswatini’s largest political party, the People’s United Democratic Movement (PUDEMO), recently expressed gratitude to his party’s...
PUDEMO YOUTH LEADER CALLS FOR END TO MONARCHICAL RULE AT SASCO CONGRESS
Sakhile Awviva Nxumalo, Youth League President of the People’s United Democratic Movement (PUDEMO), delivered a powerful address at the 23rd...
ESCALATING RESTRICTIONS: GOVERNMENT BLOCKS PROTESTS AS POVERTY DEEPENS
The Eswatini government’s continued suppression of public protests has drawn sharp criticism from citizens and leaders alike. Mduduzi Gina, Secretary...
