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Swaziland can't pay civil servants

Cash-strapped Swaziland will most likely be unable to pay civil servants their salaries, the finance minister was quoted as saying on Wednesday.

Swaziland can't pay civil servants

Cash-strapped Swaziland will most likely be unable to pay civil servants their salaries, the finance minister was quoted as saying on Wednesday.

Swaziland: Film Details Police Brutality

A documentary film detailing the Swaziland state's brutality in crushing the 12 April protest will be distributed across the world next month.

'Broke' Swaziland can't pay civil servants

Swaziland will most likely not have the funds to pay civil servants their salaries in May and June, the country's finance minister says.

Call to boycott Swaziland music fest sparks tension

Swaziland's largest music festival has sparked a war of words between organisers and opponents of King Mswati III's regime amid calls for a cultural boycott against the last absolute monarchy in Africa.

Swaziland may not meet June civil service payroll

Swaziland's finance minister says the impoverished southern African kingdom may not be able to pay civil servants next month.

Swaziland: Did PM Lie on Corruption

So, where is the high profile corruption trial the Swaziland Prime Minister promised us would take place in April?That’s April 2011: Not April some year never.

'Boycott Swaziland!'

Swazi dissidents are calling for an international culture and sports boycott on the kingdom.

Swazi dissidents call for culture, sports boycott

Opponents of Swaziland's monarchy called Saturday for an international culture and sports boycott on the small southern African kingdom.

Swazi activists denied bail

A Swaziland court has denied bail to two activists arrested in pro-democracy protests last month on charges of illegal possession of explosives.

Swazi pro-democracy activists denied bail

A Swaziland court on Friday denied bail to two activists arrested in pro-democracy protests last month on charges of illegal possession of explosives.

Swaziland: Pressure To 'Disinvite' King Mswati to Royal Wedding

Pressure is mounting for the UK Government to withdraw Swaziland King Mswati III's invitation to the Royal Wedding.

Swaziland: Pressure Mounts to Bar Mswati From Royal Wedding

Pressure is mounting for the UK Government to withdraw Swaziland King Mswati III's invitation to the Royal Wedding.

Swaziland’s Mswati jets off to royal wedding in Britain

Swaziland’s King Mswati III left his country on a private jet specially chartered for his trip to attend the royal wedding of Britain’s Prince William and Kate Middleton early yesterday, a source said. “There were between 15 and 20 people with him,” a local journalist said.

Swaziland opposes bail for pro-democracy activists

Swaziland on Tuesday opposed bail for two activists arrested in pro-democracy protests this month on charges of illegal possession of explosives, a court official said.