Police in Swaziland turned the city of Manzini into a 'battlefield' and a 'warzone' on the second day of the national strike in the kingdom.
The Swazi Observer, a newspaper in effect owned by King Mswati III, the kingdom's absolute monarch, said the bus rank in Swaziland's major commercial city was 'turned into a warzone as stun grenades, teargas, teasers and rubber bullets became the order of the day'.
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