Swaziland's former Justice minister, two high court judges and a high court registrar have appeared in court for corruption charges.
They were arrested on Monday after an investigation by the country's Anti-Corruption Commission.
The country's Chief Justice is also facing similar charges but he has been evading arrest since last week.
They were arrested on Monday after an investigation by the country's Anti-Corruption Commission.
The country's Chief Justice is also facing similar charges but he has been evading arrest since last week.
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