Swazi King in 'Almost Absolute Control'

The political crisis in the country continues after a vote of no-confidence in the Swazi Government was passed and then reversed 12 days later, with accusations that some members were either threatened or bribed to support reversing the vote, reports Swazi Media Commentary.

King Mswati III of Swaziland.

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