LOW-PAID CIVIL SERVANTS LEFT BEHIND AS ESWATINI SALARY REVIEW EXCLUDES THOSE EARNING BETWEEN R4,000 AND R6,000 
GOVERNMENT TELLS EMASWATI NOT TO WORRY ABOUT US DEPORTEES AS QUESTIONS OVER NATIONAL SECURITY REMAIN 
Parliament Demands Auditor General Probe Into Prime Minister Over Alleged Irregular Spending of R100 Million US Deportees Funds 
Mnangagwa’s Constitutional Changes Raise Fresh Questions About Democracy as Eswatini’s Close Alliance with Zimbabwe Comes Under Scrutiny 
King’s Spokesperson Denies Monarch Blocked R500 Million Road Corruption Investigation as Questions Over Accountability Persist 
THE LONG ARM OF REPRESSION: HOW ACTIVISTS FACE HARASSMENT BEYOND ESWATINI’S BORDERS
For activists fleeing Eswatini’s oppressive regime, crossing the border does not always guarantee safety. The monarchy’s grip extends far beyond...
THE FIGHT FOR DEMOCRACY AND AN END TO POLICE BRUTALITY IN ESWATINI
The human rights situation in Eswatini has reached a critical point, sparking widespread protests and calls for change. Once a...
LAND GOVERNANCE AND THE STRUGGLE FOR SECURITY OF TENURE IN ESWATINI
In Eswatini, land is more than just property—it is a source of identity, livelihood, and security. However, for many citizens,...
ONE YEAR AFTER THE 2021 PROTESTS: WHERE IS JUSTICE FOR THE VICTIMS?
The echoes of the 2021 pro-democracy protests in Eswatini still resonate deeply. These protests, born out of frustration with decades...
THE WEAPONIZATION OF LAWS: HOW ESWATINI USES LEGISLATION TO CRUSH ACTIVISM
In Eswatini, the very laws meant to protect the rights and freedoms of citizens have been weaponized to suppress dissent....
ESWATINI’S SUPPRESSION OF DISSENT: A NATION SILENCED BY FEAR
In Eswatini, the struggle for democracy is met with a fierce response from a regime determined to maintain absolute power....