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Swaziland plays on its status as only absolute monarchy in Africa

Swaziland plays on its status as only absolute monarchy in Africa
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eSwatini residents concerned about food, money amid continuing protests

eSwatini residents concerned about food, money amid continuing protests
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Who was the man at the centre of eSwatini s alleged police brutality case?

Colani Khulekani Maseko/Swaziland National Student Thabani Nkomonye s death has caused uproar among students in eSwatini. Police action over his death has drawn criticism, after the family had to search for his body. Authorities have appealed for calm as the country awaits the outcome of an inquest. Over the past two weeks, Thabani Nkomonye s image has appeared on banners and posters during tense protests in eSwatini. To protesting students, the 25-year-old has become the symbol of police brutality in the country. Activists have invoked his name as they call for democracy in Africa s last monarchy. Nkomonye, though, was no activist. He loved soccer, hip-hop and the law, say his family.

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Crackdown by cops on Eswatini protesters after law student slain

Crackdown by cops on Eswatini protesters after law student slain By Staff Reporter ZWELI MARTIN DLAMINI Pretoria - Eswatini police allegedly fired tear gas and live ammunition at thousands of mourners who attended the memorial service of murdered university student Thabane Nkomonye over the weekend. This was after the youth in that country took to the streets in the capital, Manzini, demanding justice for the slain law student. Swaziland News reported earlier that Nkomonye was allegedly killed by the police before his body was dumped at Nhlambeni, about 3km away from Manzini. His car was later discovered at Matsapha police station. The car had a bullet hole in it. This prompted a march organised by the University of Eswatini students and the Swaziland National Union of Students, who demanded justice for Nkomonye.

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Eswatini Youth Demand Justice After Thabani Nkomonye s Mysterious Death

okayafrica Photo by GIANLUIGI GUERCIA/AFP via Getty Images. Protesters run for cover as they clash with Eswatini anti-riot police in 2018 in Manzini during a protest against low wages. Recently, the youth have been protesting against police brutality after the death of law student Thabani Nkomonye. Eswatini Youth Demand Justice After Thabani Nkomonyeâs Mysterious Death Eswatini youth rally up to demand justice for the late law student whose mysterious death reeks of police brutality. Last week, the youth of Eswatini took to the streets of Manzini, one of the kingdom s major cities, to protest and demand justice for the mysterious death of Thabani Nkomonye (25), believed to have died at the hands of the police. The story of Thabani, a law student at the University of Eswatini (UNESWA), is similar to that of many others who have suffered violence at the hands of local police with no one being held accountable. Earlier in the week, a video of three members of

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