IT IS EASY FOR MSWATI TO SPEAK OF PROSPERITY FROM A PALACE OF ABUNDANCE 
PM RUSSELL DLAMINI ACCUSED OF SECRETLY DIVERTING R100 MILLION US PAYMENT 
PM RUSSELL DLAMINI FACES CONTEMPT OF PARLIAMENT OVER R50 MILLION LUKE COMMISSION BLOCK 
KING’S BORDER COMMITTEE TO COST TAXPAYERS R40 MILLION FOR A MISSION DOOMED TO FAIL
The newly appointed Border Restoration Committee (BRC) in Eswatini has sparked public outcry after it emerged that the fifteen members...
MSWATI’S MILLION-DOLLAR BIRTHDAY WHILE HOSPITALS RUN DRY
It is both heartbreaking and infuriating to witness King Mswati III choosing to spend millions of public funds on a...
BLESSED MHLANGA GRANTED BAIL AFTER 71 DAYS: A SMALL VICTORY FOR DEMOCRACY IN SADC
Today marks a significant moment for democracy and press freedom in Southern Africa, particularly in Zimbabwe. After 71 long and...
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...
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...
R5.2 Billion Oil Reserve Project in Limbo Amid Corruption Allegations and Parliament Resistance
Eswatini’s controversial R5.2 billion Strategic Oil Reserve project, signed with a Taiwan-based company, has hit a major hurdle after the...
Mozambique’s Bloody Crackdown on Protesters: A Democracy in Crisis
Mozambique’s post-election turmoil took another violent turn on March 5, 2025, when police opened fire on a peaceful protest led...