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Construction giant Simbi Phiri’s companies work throughout Africa

​Khato Civils, South Zambezi blazing the trail in Africa’s construction industry

‘Black people are not used to seeing another black person making it in business … instead of supporting one another we pull each other down’

Khato Civils chief executive Mongezi Myani.

Botswana: A beacon of hope, miracle for South Africa

Much progress has been made in ensuring ease of doing business in the country

Swaziland’s judicial crisis spilled onto the streets of the Mbabane on September 21 2011 as lawyers protested against controversial Chief Justice Michael Ramodibedi

Out with Ramodibedi, says Lesotho government

The government of Lesotho is preparing impeachment proceedings against its court of appeal president Michael Ramodibedi.

Undemocratic: King Mswati is constitutionally above the law. Opposition parties are banned or register as NGOs.

Siswati: Anger eludes the language of love

The language considered the Italian of Africa might be useful for amorous pursuits but it can prove a major undoing should brawn be required.

Swaziland: Will airport’s major flaws fly?

The state is ploughing ahead with Swaziland’s pricey Sikhuphe runway despite ‘structural defects’, writes Musa Ndlangamandla.

King Mswati III

Will Swazi airport’s major flaws fly?

The state is ploughing ahead with Swaziland’s pricey Sikhuphe runway despite ‘structural defects’

Together, the Swazi people can shake the government out of its comfort zone. (Siphiwe Sibeko, Reuters)

It’s time for a king-sized uprising in Swaziland

Swazis may be divided over their upcoming elections but they stand united for democracy, writes Musa Ndlangamandla.

Undemocratic: King Mswati is constitutionally above the law. Opposition parties are banned or register as NGOs.

Mswati flouts Constitution to cement royal control of judiciary

Barnabas Sibusiso Dlamini can’t be running a democracy if no challenge to the monarchy or state is possible, writes Musa Ndlangamandla.

‘King ruined me,’ says Swazi hotelier

Mswati said to owe millions, but a judicial directive prevents court action against the Swazi monarch.

‘King ruined me,’ says Swazi hotelier

King Mswati is said to owe millions, but a judicial directive has prevented court action against the Swazi monarch.

Judicial crackdown on Swazi editor

Sentence for "intimidating" chief justice comes amid an outcry over judge’s judicial interference.

Judicial crackdown on Swazi editor

Nation editor Bheki Makhubu