On this day in history
Talks to talks on governments are based on statements, the recent government statement that says the US Government must respect the sovereignty of the country that was a talk to the US Government.
GABADIYA THEO MAKHUNGA
Govt still hopes for diplomatic talks? Didn’t Alpheous tell them to keep their USA and he will keep his Eswatini? Even Mgabe told them that they should keep their West, he will keep his Zimbabwe. LOMAGUGU INKHOSATANA YAKODING’SWAYO
US sanctions on Eswatini wouldn’t be good, trade promotes peace and sufficient supply of human basic necessities. We hope the two States come to a sound common understanding for the better of its civilians. BANDILE MHLANGA
Vele leUSA ngunkulunkulu weAfrica yebonine, we really cannot survive without it.
TRAVOR MASUKU
We hope the government find common ground and sanctions will be averted. AYAHNDAH HLOPHE
Dialogue is the way to go. MANDLA MASUKU
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USA must simply stop being a bully.
VIWE MBHATHA
This USA and Eswatini issue must be resolved diplomatically and no country must boast over the other. We are all independent sovereign States. Asihloniphane. LWAZI SHIBA
Sanctions cannot be averted. Kusetoba mnandzi mosi la. SIBONGILE MAMBA MANYIKA
It’s not an endorsement but a push by the one and only ‘Magawugawu’ that we must register to vote for democratically minded candidates. So don’t beat yourself in the chest yet, you should be thanking ‘Magawugawu’.
MBUSO SHAWN
Kugcwele bantfu labasha. Bafuna kuyoshaya imitsetfo.
FUTHI BUSENGA
Thanks to ‘Gawuzela’. PS NKOSIKAYIBONGWE
No, it’s not an endorsement, people are hungry, desperate for scholarships and jobs. In registering, they are hoping they will get those aforementioned things. SIPHOSETHU NDLANGAMANDLA
I don’t think it’s an endorsement of the Tinkhundla like you say not unless you want to impress. I have registered but I’ll never support Tinkhundla.
MSIZIE MAGAGULA
Simply because we want send our comrades straight Parliament.
ILENSIZWA ENGANANDABA NAMUNTU
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Not an endorsement yeTinkhundla we want change in Parliament, we are tired of the ‘yes’men! Sifuna hulumende wesive! LIHLE NKHOSI
Indeed Mduduzi Simelane ’Gawuzela’ man of God you are God sent. Headlines speak volumes. Highest ever voter registration.
LAURA FLORA SIMELANE
I registered to vote because they said we won’t get jobs in government or parastatals if kubonakala kutsi we haven’t registered. GCEBILE ZWANE
Many registered for job security 1987 - The International Labour Organisation, meeting for its annual conference in Geneva, calls for international sanctions against South African minerals.
1989 - Business Day reports that SA is about to test an intermediate range ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
1990 - Nelson Mandela addresses the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in New York, saying that nothing has occurred in South Africa to reverse the ANC’s position.
1999 - Former Mpumalanga premier, Ndaweni Mahlangu causes a storm within political circles with his now infamous statement, “It is acceptable for politicians to lie,” South Africa. they fear that government may only hire only registered citizens or give scholarship to registered voters with all that they won’t vote. THANDOKUHLE NKOSIYAZI
EmaSwati have decided. asale nakwakhiwa live. THEMBUMENZI BHEMBE
Angeke
Well done maSwati and EBC, the figures are looking really good.
SIYABONGA XEM
EmaSwati anenkhani! This is great news for those who registered to vote.
SIMON GWEBU
There is hope for the future, let us take the positives from this experience.
MUSA DLAMINI
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