Eswatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy, needs to enact reforms in the wake of pro-democracy protests that have rattled the country since June, Deputy Prime Minister Themba Masuku says
2021/10/30/eswatini-needs-reforms-deputy-pm-themba-masuku
2021/10/30/eswatini-needs-reforms-deputy-pm-themba-masuku
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