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Africa’s Absolute Monarchy Shuts Schools to Quell Protests
LOBAMBA (Capital Markets in Africa) – Eswatini, Africa’s last absolute monarchy, shut schools indefinitely as pro-democracy protests intensified. Lessons are suspended with immediate effect, Prime Minister Cleopas Dlamini said in a statement. The unrest comes less than four months after police and the army acted to crush similar widespread demonstrations in the kingdom. The pro-democracy protests have escalated in recent weeks with pupils and public-transport workers joining the calls for change. King Mswati, 53, who’s ruled…
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