12 May 2022 The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) joins the working class in celebrating International Nurses Day, this year held under the theme Nurses: A Voice to Lead – Invest in nursing and respect rights to secure global health. Nurses remain the bedrock of the healthcare system of every country and have been at the forefront in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, in … Continue reading CPS statement on International Nurses Day 2022

9 May 2022:- The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) has in recent days fought off heavy anti-communist propaganda coming from counter-revolutionary forces masquerading as progressive voices. Abusing the banner of democracy, these forces have been all over the place publishing slanderous stories about the CPS, doing the bidding for the ruling autocracy. The people of Swaziland in their multitudes have seen through these lies and … Continue reading CPS on latest anti-communist propaganda offensive

The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) salutes workers of Swaziland and the world in the May Day rallies organised all over the world in honour of the struggles and victories waged in the workplace and to some greater degree in the streets in defence for workers’ rights and improved welfare of the working people and their dependants. Workers and the working-class people in Swaziland are … Continue reading CPS on May Day 2022, 1 May 2022: Workers should fight for Democracy Now to defend Unions and make bargaining a Transformation Platform

28 April 2022:- The Swaziland royal police on Thursday 28 April 2022 abducted three youths, among whom was a 15-year-old school learner. The police in Swaziland are known to torture democracy activists in police cells and impose trumped up charges on them. The abductions happened at Ngudzeni constituency in the Shiselweni region, south of Swaziland, following democracy demonstrations there. Intent on concealing their crimes, the … Continue reading Mswati’s police abduct youths, including 15-year-old school learner

28 April 2022:- The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) condemns the arbitrary evictions of residents by the Mswati autocracy in Methula community, south of Swaziland. On Wednesday morning (27 April 2022), Mswati’s government evicted residents and destroyed their homesteads, leaving them homeless. The CPS commends the fighting spirit displayed by the youth of Methula community in resistance to these arbitrary evictions and criminal destruction of … Continue reading CPS condemns arbitrary evictions and state violence on residents in Methula constituency

Communist Party of Swaziland 22 April 2022 The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) held its 7th National Conference from 15-18 April 2022 in Mpumalanga, South Africa under the theme “Apply Correct Tactics to Achieve Democracy Now!” The Conference was attended by delegates from all structures of the Party, guests from fraternal organisations drawn from Swaziland and internationally. The Conference was held at a crucial moment … Continue reading CPS 7th National Conference Declaration: Apply Correct Tactics to Achieve Democracy Now!

Communist Party of Swaziland 22 April 2022:- After suspending students from campus for close to a month now, the management of William Pitcher Teacher Training College, on 19 April 2022, summoned students back to campus to resume lessons on Wednesday 20 April 2022. The William Pitcher students were suspended from campus after a class boycott that lasted a week. The students demanded that first-year students … Continue reading CPS condemns William Pitcher College management for covering up the failed regime whilst putting students’ lives at high risk

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