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Activists criticise ‘sham’ parliamentary elections in the Southern African monarchy, where political parties are banned.
Fifty one men and eight women were elected to Eswatini's parliament in last week's election, with a strong showing for pro-royalist candidates in results expected to make little difference to the politics of Africa's last absolute monarchy. The southern Africa nation has been ruled by King Mswati III since 1986, when he inherited the crown from his father, Sobhuza II. It went to the polls on Friday to elect politicians who effectively function as the king's advisers with no executive power. The
People in Eswatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy, are voting in parliamentary elections where candidates are not allowed to run for a...
By Lunga Masuku MBABANE (Reuters) - Fifty one men and eight women were elected to Eswatini's parliament in last week's election, with a strong showing ...