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Activists in Pretoria echo growing calls for eSwatini to democratise, respect human rights

Themba Masango, secretary general of #NotInMyName said his organisation is calling on “all forward thinking Africans and Emaswati in particular” to join the peaceful picket aimed at highlighting the human rights atrocities and violations in eSwatini

eSwatini pro-democracy groups reject King Mswati s call for mediation

Shortly after King Mswati III announced that he would call a meeting to resolve the ongoing political crisis, it was viewed as a ploy to mislead the SADC Troika into believing that eSwatini was a dialogue-driven nation.

eSwatini killings: All the king s men vs the people : New Frame

3 July 2021: Hlalu Bhembe holds a picture of his brother Vusumuzi Bhembe, who was murdered by state security officers in Ngculwini, eSwatini. Vincent Vusumuzi Bhembe, 65, of Ngculwini in the Manzini region, was standing at the Philomena Primary School fence looking down at the damage to a shopping centre when a vehicle ferrying security officers came rushing past. Warning shots were fired, and then a shot at close range hit Bhembe in the back. “The police officers did not utter any word, they just shot at the people. The shooting happened so fast that Bhembe was oblivious to what was taking place,” says Ray Ndzimandze, 47, who was at the shooting.

eSwatini killings: All the king s men vs the people

eSwatini killings: All the king’s men vs the people New Frame © New Frame 3 July 2021: Hlalu Bhembe holds a picture of his brother Vusumuzi Bhembe, who was murdered by state security officers in Ngculwini, eSwatini. This article was first published by New Frame. Vincent Vusumuzi Bhembe, 65, of Ngculwini in the Manzini region, was standing at the Philomena Primary School fence looking down at the damage to a shopping centre when a vehicle ferrying security officers came rushing past. Warning shots were fired, and then a shot at close range hit Bhembe in the back. “The police officers did not utter any word, they just shot at the people. The shooting happened so fast that Bhembe was oblivious to what was taking place,” says Ray Ndzimandze, 47, who was at the shooting.

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