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Labour | Human rights

Swaziland "worst offender on workers' rights"

afrol News, 4 November - A new report by international trade unions named Swaziland the "worst offender on workers' rights." Even worst practices such as institutionalised forced labour and child labour are common in the kingdom.

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Politics | Media | Human rights | Society

Swaziland media urged to speed up self-regulation process

afrol News, 9 September - A Swazi High Court Judge, has urged the Swazi media to speed up the process of self-regulation.

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Politics | Gender - Women | Society

Harsh sentence for abusive Swazi lover

afrol News, 23 July - The Swaziland cabinet has endorsed a harsh law imposing fine of E50, 000 ($6, 500) for persons convicted of perpetrating domestic violence.

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Economy - Development | Politics

Swaziland urged to improve domestic revenues against shocks

afrol News, 17 July - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned the Kingdom of Swaziland to step up its domestic revenue mobilisation while also exercising a disciplined spending regime amidst the effects of global recession and declining regional customs (SACU) revenues.

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Health | Society

Voluntary male circumcision campaign begins in Swaziland and Zambia

afrol News, 11 June - The Male Circumcision Partnership has launched a massive scale-up of voluntary male circumcision services in Swaziland and Zambia, in a significant move from research on male circumcision to full-scale implementation.

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Economy - Development | Politics

Southern Africa gets EPA deal with Europe

afrol News, 4 June - Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland today signed an interim Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with the European Union, opening their market access to Europe. Mozambique is said to be eager to join its signature to the pact as soon as possible.

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Human rights | Society

Swazi human rights lawyer arrested

afrol News, 3 June - Thulani Maseko, a prominent human rights lawyer, has been arrested and is currently in police custody. He was initially charged under Swaziland's infamous and recently enacted Terrorism Act, but now faces charges under the Sedition Act.

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Politics | Human rights | Society

Swazi youth accuse SADC of double standards

afrol News, 20 March - The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has been accused of playing double standards, following its decision to sideline the new Madagascar administration. The Swaziland Youth Congress (SWAYOCO) has charged following the SADC Troika decision yesterday.

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Politics | Society

"Swaziland is now officially a military state"

afrol News, 19 November - Swaziland's now outlawed opposition party, Pudemo, warns that the Kingdom is now quickly turning into a military dictatorship, using its new terrorism legislation to deploy military police in the streets of Mbabane to chase peaceful dissidents.

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Media

New regional news agency services launched

afrol News, 10 November - {press release} In Lesotho, a new independent news agency service covering the SADC region has been launched. The service is already providing local media and institutions with much needed regional news copy.

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Health

Swaziland promotes male circumcision

afrol News, 7 November - Swaziland has resorted to scale up male circumcision to avert worsening HIV/AIDS infection in the country.

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Economy - Development | Technology

Swaziland combats fuel smuggling

afrol News, 20 October - Swaziland has extended fuel authentication contract with Authentix Inc. through 2009, as a way of curbing smuggling in tiny southern African Kingdom.

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Labour | Politics

Swaziland bans intl civil rights meeting

afrol News, 14 October - Following royal orders, Swaziland's Prime Minister Bheki Dlamini has banned the regional Southern African Social Forum (SASF), to be hold in the kingdom later this week. The King feared the regional civil rights meeting could become "destabilising" for the monarchy.

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Politics | Human rights

COSATU campaigns for democracy in Zimbabwe and Swaziland

afrol News, 3 October - In a bid to build on momentum generated by recent congress of Southern African Trade Unions (COSATU), the body along with unions and progressive organisations of civil society from South Africa, Zimbabwe and Swaziland, have agreed to develop a new strategy to take forward campaign for democracy in Zimbabwe and Swaziland.

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Economy - Development

Swaziland seeks pact with South Africa to enhance investment

afrol News, 3 October - Swaziland and its neighbouring South African province of Mpumalanga are to forge ties aimed at growing business in the region while at the same time broadening investment opportunities beyond 2010 FIFA's first African showpiece.

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» 22.09.2008 - Blast kills 2 in Swaziland
» 19.09.2008 - Swaziland parliamentary elections kick off
» 18.09.2008 - Swazi police arrest protesters
» 17.09.2008 - Swaziland frees airwaves
» 02.09.2008 - Press muzzled ahead of Mswati media brief
» 08.08.2008 - Swaziland needs tighter spending discipline - IMF
» 24.07.2008 - Swaziland receives agricultural funding from FAO
» 03.04.2008 - Exiled Swazi hero murdered
» 25.02.2008 - One year since Swaziland's "Afrol affair"
» 27.06.2007 - Swazi journalists barred from hospitals
» 24.05.2007 - Swaziland faces food crisis
» 27.03.2007 - Swaziland addresses heavy-drinking reputation
» 13.03.2007 - Still no economic growth for Swaziland
» 04.01.2007 - 55% of Swazi women are overweight
» 29.11.2006 - IMF predicts negative growth for Swaziland

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