Eswatini elections 'just a five-year ritual'
Pro-democracy movements in Eswatini have described the general elections as a five-year ritual that is intended to fool the world.
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Pro-democracy movements in Eswatini have described the general elections as a five-year ritual that is intended to fool the world.
About 585,000 registered voters will participate in elections with MPs to play only advisory role to King Mswati III.
About 585,000 registered voters will participate in elections with MPs to play only advisory role to King Mswati III.
The Kingdom of Eswatini, the echoes of democracy seem faint as the nation prepares for parliamentary elections.
The last absolute monarchy in Africa, the Kingdom of Eswatini, holds parliamentary elections on Friday, with political parties banned from contesting.