Mswati’s eSwatini: Defined by fear and silence; propped by renegades, By Shoks Mnisi Mzolo

The article delves into the troubling human rights record of King Mswati III and his regime in eSwatini, highlighting cases of alleged bullying and mysterious deaths, including those of individuals who died in custody. This oppressive atmosphere, characterized by fear and silence, is sustained by a group of renegades who support the king. The implications are significant, as this regime's actions cast a shadow over the country's international relations and the well-being of its citizens, raising concerns about governance and human rights in the region.