Published: 31 May 2026 This week’s edition of LICINISO examines the growing connection between imperialism, authoritarian rule, and international conflict. The publication features the Communist Party of Swaziland’s contribution to the International Forum on Terrorism, Arbitrariness and Aggression, highlighting how imperialism and absolute monarchy reinforce one another to suppress democratic rights, labour organisation, and popular participation. The article argues that the struggle against international terrorism, … Continue reading LICINISO Weekly Publication 25 – 31 May 2026

Published: 24 May 2026 This week’s edition of LICINISO examines the ongoing crisis in Sudan, tracing its roots in imperialist intervention, war, class struggle, and the fight for popular sovereignty. The publication highlights the humanitarian catastrophe facing the Sudanese people, the role of international solidarity in advancing peace and justice, and the responsibility of progressive forces to support democratic transformation. This edition further explores the … Continue reading LICINISO Weekly Publication 18 – 24 May 2026

Published: 17 May 2026 This edition of LICINISO examines how global imperialist conflicts directly affect the working class in Swaziland, focusing on the impact of fuel hikes linked to instability in the Middle East and the US-Israel war with Iran. The publication explores the concept of proletarian internationalism, the relationship between imperialism and the Tinkhundla regime, and the economic consequences of rising fuel prices on … Continue reading LICINISO Weekly Publication (11 – 17 May 2026)

Published: 10 May 2026 This edition of LICINISO examines the historical and structural roots of African labour migration into South Africa. The publication traces how colonialism, land dispossession, taxation systems, and capitalist expansion transformed neighbouring countries into labour reserves for the South African mining economy. The article explores the development of migrant labour systems across Southern Africa, the role played by mining corporations and colonial … Continue reading Liciniso Weekly Publication (4 – 10 May 2026)

Democracy, Workers & Culture in Struggle This edition of LICINISO examines key political, economic, and cultural issues in Swaziland.It critiques the monarchy’s international stance on maintaining relations with Taiwan, arguing that it contradicts international consensus and risks isolating the country politically and economically, highlights the worsening conditions of workers, stressing that rising costs of living, unemployment, privatisation, and suppression of unions are identified as key … Continue reading LICINISO weekly publication: 26 April – 3 May 2026