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Online Sessions

A Call for Economic Justice: The Urgent Fight Against Unemployment in Swaziland- Cde Lucky Dlamini, SUPMO Chairperson.

In a powerful address at the recent Communist Party of Swaziland Zoom session on the Economic Justice Campaign, Cde Lucky Dlamini, Chairperson of the Swaziland Unemployed Peoples Movement (SUPMO), highlighted the pressing unemployment crisis facing our nation. Formed in 2014, SUPMO has been at the forefront of advocating for the rights of the unemployed in Swaziland, where the situation has reached alarming levels. Currently, approximately … Continue reading A Call for Economic Justice: The Urgent Fight Against Unemployment in Swaziland- Cde Lucky Dlamini, SUPMO Chairperson.

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CPS on “African Diaspora in Africa”: The Dilemma of Intra Africa Migration and possible way forward.

14/09/25 As the CPS is focused on the Economic Justice campaign this session focused on the dilemma of intra-African migration and the African diaspora within Africa, examining the complex dynamics of migrant workers’ experiences, particularly between Swaziland and South Africa. The General Secretary of the Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) presented an analysis of how migration patterns are shaped by colonial history, capitalism, and class … Continue reading CPS on “African Diaspora in Africa”: The Dilemma of Intra Africa Migration and possible way forward.

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Community council are grassroots democratic structures- Cde Mhlonishwa Mtsetfwa, CPS Central Committee Member

12/09/2025 On a recent Zoom session, Cde Mhlonishwa Mtsetfwa, a member of the Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) Central Committee, delivered a compelling presentation titled “Mass Mobilisation for Economic Justice Campaign: CPS Perspective on the Right to Decent Housing.” The presentation highlighted the urgent need for collective action in the struggle for economic justice, with a strong focus on housing as a fundamental human right. … Continue reading Community council are grassroots democratic structures- Cde Mhlonishwa Mtsetfwa, CPS Central Committee Member

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Education Must Serve the People, Not Mswati’s Regime : CPS International Secretary Cde Simphiwe Dlamini.

09/09/2025 Under the Economic Justice Campaign, Cde Simphiwe Dlamini delivered a presentation outlining the CPS perspective on the right to education. In his address, he highlighted how the Mswati regime continues to undermine the right to education to maintain its autocratic rule. Education is a fundamental pillar of society that has historically driven change and progress. However, the people of Swaziland have been systematically deprived … Continue reading Education Must Serve the People, Not Mswati’s Regime : CPS International Secretary Cde Simphiwe Dlamini.

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Continuous Refusal to be Ruled by the Old System: CPS Deputy General Secretary Cde Mxolisi Ngcampahala.

08/09/2025 At a recent CPS Zoom session under the Economic Justice Campaign, Deputy General Secretary (DGS) Cde Mxolisi “Mco” Ngcampahala delivered a powerful presentation on mass mobilization for economic justice and the fundamental right to life. Cde Mco highlighted the ongoing struggle within Swaziland and on the international stage, emphasizing that the people are continuously refusing to be governed by the outdated and oppressive system. … Continue reading Continuous Refusal to be Ruled by the Old System: CPS Deputy General Secretary Cde Mxolisi Ngcampahala.

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Communist Party of Swaziland’s Congratulations to Mozambique on 50 Years of Independence.

25 June 2025 The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) extends its heartfelt congratulations to the people and government of Mozambique on the momentous occasion of their 50th anniversary of independence (celebrated on June 25, 2025). This milestone marks five decades of sovereignty, resilience, and progressive struggle since Mozambique’s liberation from Portuguese colonial rule in 1975. Mozambique’s independence was achieved through the heroic efforts of FRELIMO … Continue reading Communist Party of Swaziland’s Congratulations to Mozambique on 50 Years of Independence.

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Liciniso

LICINISO Issue 21: 30 March 2025

The Year for Mass Mobilization for Freedom and Democracy in Swaziland In this issue of Liciniso, the party discusses plans and promotes actions required for mass mobilization in Swaziland. In addition, the party calls for the immediate release of Cde. ‘Bongo’ Nkhambule, following a full year of his unjust incarceration as a political prisoner, along with all other political prisoners in Swaziland. The CPS also … Continue reading LICINISO Issue 21: 30 March 2025

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LICINISO 24-30 November 2024: Leprosy Returns to Swaziland

A Wake-Up Call for a Broken Healthcare System This issue of Liciniso covers the tragic return of leprosy (Also known as Hansen’s disease) to Swaziland and the monarchical state’s inability to handle such a disease. Indeed the state’s broken healthcare system can be blamed for the disease’s return in the first place. Continue reading LICINISO 24-30 November 2024: Leprosy Returns to Swaziland

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CPS 2024 New Year Message, 31 December 2023: The Year of Cadreship Development for Insurrectionary Seizure of Power to Achieve Democracy Now

The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) wishes the oppressed people of Swaziland and the struggling people of the world a year of progress in struggles against oppression and exploitation. The resilience of the people of Palestine against imperialist backed Zionism gives hope in the face of unprecedented slaughter and intimidation. To the people of Swaziland, the Palestinian struggle is more important in the sense that … Continue reading CPS 2024 New Year Message, 31 December 2023: The Year of Cadreship Development for Insurrectionary Seizure of Power to Achieve Democracy Now

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