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

Communist Party of Swaziland Tuesday, 22 February 2022: Mswati’s killer police have again pounced on defenceless Swazi youth, this time attacking high school students with high voltage stun guns on Monday 21 February 2022. The royal police’s paramilitary harassed and tortured students of Sigangeni High School, in the Hhohho region north of Swaziland, for allegedly consuming popcorn allegedly laced with marijuana at the school on … Continue reading Mswati’s police torture high school students as regime heightens security around learning institutions

Communist Party of Swaziland Statement, 1 February 2022 The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) takes this opportunity to condemn the Times of Swaziland newspaper for publishing misleading information about the CPS Summer School held 17-27 December 2021. About two weeks ago on its Sunday edition, the Times deliberately misled its readers that it had obtained a ‘leaked’ CPS document purporting that the CPS School was … Continue reading CPS on misleading reports by the Times of Swaziland newspaper

Communist Party of Swaziland Statement, 10 January 2022 On Saturday 8 January 2022, Mswati, yet again, reaffirmed his anti-dialogue stance, threatening to continue his brutality against all those calling for democracy in Swaziland. Mswati went on to spew more insults against the masses of our country who are calling for democracy, calling them timphaka (imps) and tipoko (ghosts), while commanding his regiments to crush down … Continue reading CPS says: Time to meet Mswati’s war path with revolutionary people’s war

Communist Party of Swaziland The Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS) conveys its solidarity with the people of Sudan and condemns the Sudanese authorities’ recent bloody repression of peaceful mass demonstrations in Sudan. The CPS calls for increased vigilance on the Sudan question following the resignation of civilian Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok, after the deadly crackdown of protests, with the military now back in full control … Continue reading CPS calls for end to bloody repression and immediate release of all political detainees in Sudan

Communist Party of Swaziland Monday 3 January 2022:- As the people of Swaziland continue to fight for their freedom, the Communist Party of Swaziland (CPS), in line with its new year statement, reminds everyone that no one is safe from the tyranny of the Mswati autocracy. The CPS has thus reiterated its call for the building and strengthening of the unity of the forces of … Continue reading CPS says: No one is safe from Mswati’s tyranny

Communist Party of Swaziland Saturday 1 January 2022:- The Communist Party of Swaziland wishes all our compatriots a happy New Year at this time of more intense struggle for freedom in our country. Let us make 2022 the year that tipped the scales in favour of people’s power. We must organise to spread the message throughout our country about what democracy means. This must be … Continue reading New Year 2022 statement of the Communist Party of Swaziland

Communist Party of Swaziland Saturday 25 December 2021:- Day 8 of the CPS Summer School, 24 December, dealt with questions on the quality of leadership needed in the revolution, as well as the type of cadres required in it. The revolution demands selfless leaders to achieve democracy. Leaders must never put themselves above, and removed from, the movement of the oppressed masses. They must never … Continue reading CPS Summer School Update: Leadership, Cadreship and Membership Building; Roots of Patriarchy and Women Oppression

Friday 24 December 2021:- Yesterday, 23 December, the CPS Summer School concluded on the question of transition to democracy, and also dealt with the organisational structure of communist parties, methods and content of their work. The aim of these discussions is to help delegates better understand the position of the CPS on Swaziland’s transition to democracy, particularly in light of the ongoing debates about what … Continue reading CPS says: No dialogue with the monarch, work to unite the people for total democracy