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The central bank of the nation now known as Eswatini celebrated its 50th anniversary with the release of a commemorative bank note for collectors, denominated an appropriate 50 emalangeni.

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The unrest comes less than four months after police and the army acted to crush similar widespread demonstrations in the kingdom.

Pro-democracy protests have flared up in Eswatini, months after authorities loyal to the southern African country's absolute monarch quashed an earlier round of demonstrations using tear gas and water cannon. Asked for comment, government spokesperson Sabelo Dlamini said he was not in the country and would respond on Friday.

Pro-democracy protests have flared up in Eswatini, months after authorities loyal to the southern African country's absolute monarch quashed an earlier round of demonstrations using tear gas and water cannon.

Pro-democracy protests have flared up in Eswatini, months after authorities loyal to the southern African country's absolute monarch quashed an earlier round of demonstrations.

Eswatini has vowed to ban Chinese companies from its cellphone networks  Jan 21, 2021, 06:26 AM facebook (Getty Images) The Kingdom of Eswatini has signed up to a US "Clean Network" initiative, part of the former Trump administrations fight against Chinese technology companies. The agreement boils down to a promise to exclude major equipment manufacturers, such as ZTE and Huawei, from cellphone networks in the country. The US commerce department said it would block ...

Eswatini: Police Beat Citizens with Batons over Coronavirus Lockdown 23 Dec 2020 Police in the southern African nation of Eswatini “used whips, batons and teargas” to disperse crowds gathered in violation of new coronavirus lockdown mandates on December 18, Swazi Media reported on Tuesday. “Police in the capital city Mbabane and the industrial town of Matsapha were reportedly patrolling streets on the lookout for people breaking the rules introduced on Friday [December 18],” according ...