Swaziland-South Africa: new railway line to boost economies
MBABANE – The 146-kilometre railway line to be established between South Africa and Swaziland will help reduce the cost of doing business between the two countries.
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MBABANE – The 146-kilometre railway line to be established between South Africa and Swaziland will help reduce the cost of doing business between the two countries.
MBABANE – Archaic agriculture practices and erratic rainfall in the recent planting period is expected to lead to an increase in food insecurity for most of Swaziland’s 1.1 million people in 2012, says a government agriculture official.
Swaziland’s Minister of Finance, Majozi Sithole, has told the Senate that each year the country loses nearly double the annual social services budget to corruption, and non-governmental organizations are not being spared.
Over the past few days, the mass of the people of Swaziland: workers, students, women, rural and landless masses, churches and other faith-based organisations, social movements, NGOs and the rest of civil society networks have confronted the tinkhundla system on a scale unheard of before.
Punk in Africa follows punk in South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe and is a co-production between SAFTA-awarded Johannesburg company Meerkat Media and Prague-based producers Peligroso Productions and Bohemian Lion.
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