Mswati III

Türkiye put the Eswatini agreement on its agenda as part of its strategy to develop economic relations with African countries, which was implemented in 2003.

At first glance eSwatini reads like the name of a Silicon Valley start-up company. But rather than an overnight success story, eSwatini is the name Africa's King Mswati III will change Swaziland's to overnight.

Princess Sikhanyiso Dlamini of Swaziland is the eldest of King Mswati’s thirty children fathered by 10 queens. Educated at some of the world’s finest private schools and universities, the princess has embraced a more modern lifestyle than Swaziland’s royals are used to. Here she is rapping it with her subjects:

The deaths of scores of young women and teen girls in Swaziland headed to a controversial “reed dance” continued to spark outrage this over the weekend in southern Africa, with questions swirling over why such a large group was being transported on a flatbed truck.