Communist Party of Swaziland Friday 1 April 2022:- Close to one thousand healthcare workers in Swaziland have had their short-term contracts not renewed by the Mswati’s government. Their contracts expired on 31 March 2022, and more are expected to face the chop. Among the healthcare workers who have had their contracts not renewed are those whom the government targeted with victimisation for daring to stand … Continue reading Close to one thousand on-contract healthcare professionals rendered jobless, victimised by Mswati’s government for protesting

Communist Party of Swaziland Thursday 24 March 2022:- Yesterday, around 13:00, Mswati’s police kidnapped a member of the Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS), Bongi Nkambule (33), heavily assaulted him and dumped him very late at night just outside the capital city Mbabane. After the over 40 police threw him into the truck they were travelling in, they held him down and proceeded to assault him … Continue reading Update on police kidnap of CPS member Bongi Nkambule: Police heavily assaulted him all over the body, confiscated his phone and dumped him late at night

Communist Party of Swaziland Wednesday 23 March 2022:- Mswati’s police claim to have lost the docket relating to Comrade Bafanabakhe Sacolo and Comrade Sethu Mavimbela who were arrested on 21 May 2021. Since they have no case against the comrades, the royal police are now desperate to secretly withdraw the case against them in bid to save the ruling regime from embarrassment. Comrade Bafanabakhe and … Continue reading Mswati’s police claim to have lost docket on political activists’ politically charged case, now desperate to secretly withdraw case

Communist Party of Swaziland Wednesday 23 March 2022:- Today, around 13:00, Mswati’s police kidnapped Communist Party member, Bongi Nkambule – fondly known among his comrades as “Comrade Bongo”. The police who were travelling in a police truck kidnapped Comrade Bongi at the Mbabane Park on his way home after attending a court case of Comrade Bakhe Sacolo and Comrade Sethu Nkambule which was held in … Continue reading Mswati’s police kidnap CPS member in Mbabane

Communist Party of Swaziland Tuesday 22 March 2022:- Nonduduzo Mabuza, a Southern Africa Nazarene University (SANU) first year student studying Primary Teacher’s Diploma, was on Friday 18 March 2022 stabbed to death by her boyfriend. The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) reiterates its stance that there is no excuse for the murder of women, even if the man supports her in whatever way. The CPS … Continue reading Femicide rears its ugly head again in Swaziland as boyfriend stabs first year university student to death

Communist Party of Swaziland Monday 21 March 2022:- The children who were kidnapped by Mswati’s security forces yesterday, Sunday 20 March, at Lubulini community, east of Swaziland, are now back with their relatives. When the soldiers kidnaped the children, the three-year-old cried hysterically and was rescued by neighbours. The soldiers then took the five-year-old boy together with a 23-year-old and another relative of Comrade Ayanda … Continue reading Update on military’s kidnap of children

Communist Party of Swaziland Sunday 20 March 2022:- A unit of around 15 army personnel invaded a home of a Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) organiser, Comrade Ayanda Ndwandwe, in his home, Lubulini, in the Lubombo Region and kidnapped his two kids aged 3 and 5 years old. This happened this afternoon around 15:00hrs. The CPS demands the immediate release of the children. The act … Continue reading Mswati’s army kidnaps two children in Lubulini

Communist Party of Swaziland 18 March 2022: – Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) activists were this afternoon, Friday 18 March 2022, at around 17:00 detained by Big Bend police in Swaziland. The three CPS activists were connecting from Manzini to the Lubombo region, east of Swaziland, as part of the CPS mission to mobilise communities and raise political awareness of the need for democracy in … Continue reading CPS condemns police stop and search operation as political intimidation

Communist Party of Swaziland 7 March 2022: On Friday night, the oppressed community of Msunduza in the outskirts of Mbabane city, the capital of Swaziland, staged a sunset political rally in demand for their freedom from Mswati’s dictatorship. This comes after the Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) launched the countrywide Sunset Rallies on 25 February 2022 in Matsapha under the “Turning up the Heat for … Continue reading Democracy Now Update: Msunduza Sunset Rally unites the community in Turning up the Heat for Democracy Now

Communist Party of Swaziland 3 March 2022: The struggle of the people of Swaziland for democracy, peace and freedom is rapidly intensifying, as frustration with the growing oppression of the Mswati regime and its opposition to any form of meaningful change increases. The regime stubbornly adheres to the absolute rule of the monarch and continues to ban political parties, free media, and freedom of association. … Continue reading CPS: Sunset Rallies Turn Up the Heat for Democracy and Freedom