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  • Swaziland's brutal clampdown reveals true face of Mswati regime

    Peter Kenworthy | Governance
    14.04.2011

    Africa Contact's Peter Kenworthy tracked the 'April 12 Swazi Uprising', providing a series of updates as events unfolded. While the government has branded the protests a 'failure', Kenworthy notes that now 'all ordinary Swazis … have seen the true face of the regime, if they hadn’t seen it already'.

    Tagged under Governance Swaziland

  • Faceless Swazi Facebook campaign will disappoint without democratic movement

    Peter Kenworthy | Advocacy & Solidarity
    07.04.2011

    Facebook campaign ‘April 12 Swazi Uprising’ has received disproportionate international media coverage for an event that hasn’t happened, writes Peter Kenworthy. But how does it tie in with democratic movements on the ground?

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Will Swaziland become the next Tunisia or Egypt?

    Peter Kenworthy | Governance
    06.04.2011

    Pro-democracy campaign groups are calling for an ‘April 12 Uprising’ in Swaziland. Peter Kenworthy assesses the potential impact of the campaign.

    Tagged under Governance Tunisia

  • Western Sahara: 35 years of colonisation and exile is enough

    Peter Kenworthy | Governance
    10.03.2011

    cc Recognised and supported by an extensive range of governments and countries across the globe, Western Sahara’s colonisation and exploitation at the hands of Morocco must come to an end, writes Peter Kenworthy.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Ex-miners fight for justice in Swaziland

    Peter Kenworthy | Governance
    02.03.2011

    Peter Kenworthy highlights the work of a Swaziland organisation that campaigns for the rights of ex-miners.

    Tagged under Governance Swaziland

  • Swaziland: What lessons from Egypt, Tunisia?

    Peter Kenworthy | Governance
    23.02.2011

    ‘Tunisia and Egypt are a big “we can do it too,” not just for Swaziland, but for the rest of the African continent and the repressed Arab world,’ according to Swaziland United Democratic Front (SUDF) project coordinator Sikelela Dlamini.

    Tagged under Governance Tunisia

  • Swazi Media Commentary: Telling the truth about Swaziland

    Peter Kenworthy | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    02.02.2011

    Richard Rooney’s online Swazi Media Commentary is a rare example of objective, progressive news and journalism in a country burdened with biased reporting and censorship, writes Peter Kenworthy.

    Tagged under Artificial Intelligence & Technologies Swaziland

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