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- Egypt: Messages From Mansour to Presidents of Lebanon, Burundi, Ministers of Spain, Mozambique, Swaziland's King (Egypt Online)
- Swaziland: Typical Month of Greed in Swaziland (Swazi Media)
- Southern Africa: Institute Alarmed at Threats to Media (MISA)
- Swaziland: Queens On U.S.$10 Million Vacation (Swazi Media)
- Swaziland: Beware Reed Dance Propaganda (Swazi Media)
- Swaziland: Govt to Blame for Hunger Levels (Swazi Media)
- Swaziland: 'Voting Registration Figures Falsified' (Swazi Media)
- Swaziland: Study Reveals How Hunger 'Stunts' African Economies (WFP)
- Swaziland: Economy Hit By Political Instability (Swazi Media)
- Swaziland: Hunger Costs Szl 783 Million Per Year (WFP)
- Swaziland: Hunger Costs 3.1 Percent of GDP (WFP)
- Swaziland: Swazi Diplomats Live the High Life (Swazi Media)
- Swaziland: Call for SADC to Support Democracy (Swazi Media)
- Nigeria: Hanging Out With Kenyatta, Al Bashir and King Mswati (Leadership)
- Swaziland: 'Unban Parties', Urges New Report (AfriMAP)
- Swaziland: Report Calls for Legal Reforms (AfriMAP)
- Lesotho/Swaziland: Lesotho Storm Quarter-Finals (Times of Zambia)
- Namibia/Swaziland: Haikali to Conduct FIFA Course in Swaziland (New Era)
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- Swaziland: Airport 'To Definitely Open' This Year (Swazi Media)
- Swaziland: Now, It's Doctor King Mswati (Swazi Media)
- Botswana/Swaziland: Botswana, Swaziland Share Spoils (Times of Zambia)
- Swaziland: State Police Spy On Local MPs (MISA)
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