Technical glitches and protests have taken centre stage in Swaziland's voter registration exercise currently underway. Read more »

Media organisations in Swaziland have appealed for donations to raise U.S.$22,000 to pay the fine of Bheki Makhubu, editor of the Nation magazine. Money has to be raised by April ... Read more »

Despite economic reforms that have been made to boost the struggling economy, the nation remains poverty-stricken. Read more »

The country's opposition has called the international community not to recognise the forthcoming elections.This follows the government's earlier ban on political parties and ... Read more »

The country's traditional leadership insist that child marriages are allowed under customary law despite the banning of such unions by modern courts. Read more »

The country's smallholder farmers have to use traditional methods to grow crops as it is expensive to hire a tractor. Read more »

The Media Institute of Southern Africa has blasted the government for its continued violation of fundamental rights and freedoms. Read more »

Despite a new constitution that grants equal rights to men and women, activists say discrimination has continued. Many women have joined hands to promote their rights and welfare. Read more »

The first Mr Gay Namibia, Wendelinus Hamutenya, who was stripped off his title, will not go down without a fight as he plans to ask the court to either force the organisers of the ... Read more »

The private sector though it's foundation chair, Gideon Badagawa has lauded the government for it's effort to ratify the Comesa Free Trade Area saying it will open up huge markets ... Read more »