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Blood on the streets in Eswatini: The stories of those who have lost their lives

Power of the gun: King Mswati III of Eswatini inspects a Kalashnikov in Russia in 2019. (Donat SorokinTASS via Getty Images)
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Watching from a distance on Wednesday, Phumlani Mncina saw his brother Msimisi shot in the back. He fell on the dusty road and died on the spot. 

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Zweli Martin Dlamini
Zweli Martin Dlamini is the editor of the Swaziland News, an independent online publication. He has over ten years experience as a journalist and was once attached to AmaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism for training on investigative journalism. Dlamini has been persecuted several times by the Eswatini government for writing critical articles against King Mswati. He has worked with various international media organisations that include the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) as a contributor for Eswatini stories

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