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On 17 November 2008, Swaziland's Attorney General, Majahenkhaba Dlamini, warned that journalists who report critically against the government would be viewed as supporting "terrorists" and arrested.
The Angolan under 20 males squad on Saturday beat Swaziland by 3-1, a match held in 1º de Maio field, in the Angolan province of Malanje, for the inaugural round of the FESA Tournament.
Mary Ntshangase sits under a big umbrella -- a packet of beans in one hand and a packet of peanuts in the other -- wooing customers to her stall.
Moved by the deplorable conditions he found on a tour of Swaziland's hospitals and clinics, Prime Minister Sibusiso Dlamini has vowed to reform the healthcare system.
In a country barely the size of the U.S. state of New Jersey, a disease has taken hold. Nearly 40 percent of Swaziland's population is HIV-positive, and the other 60 percent lives at constant risk for the disease.
Swazi gender activists are angry that King Mswati III and the newly elected Parliament have betrayed their hopes, and the Constitution, by not appointing more women to the House of Assembly and the Senate.
On 29 October 2008, Swazi journalists were kicked out of a meeting in which the newly-elected and appointed Members of Parliament discussed their pay. The journalists had been allowed to cover the earlier discussions, but when the legislators began to discuss their pay, the media was shown the door.
MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai on Monday tabled a damning report before the Sadc organ on politics, defence and security meeting in the capital that was highly critical of former South African president Thabo Mbeki's mediation role in the country's crisis.
Southern African Development Community (Sadc) leaders are on a collision course over Zimbabwe's faltering power-sharing agreement which they are due to discuss at an extraordinary summit, possibly next week.
