We have started to collect the most important news related to Swaziland in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Most Swazi schools are closed because of the financial crisis that has hit the government, the head of the Swaziland Principals Association tells the BBC.
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The University of Swaziland fails to open for the new academic year after the government failed to provide funds for scholarships.
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South Africa agrees a 2.4bn rand ($355m; £218m) loan to help Swaziland cope with a cash crisis but insists on economic and political reforms.
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Some HIV-positive patients in Swaziland are so poor they are eating cow dung to fill their stomachs and make anti-retroviral drugs effective, activists say.
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Can Swazi king afford 13 wives while his people go hungry?
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A top judge in Swaziland, Thomas Masuku, has been suspended for allegedly insulting King Mswati III, the chief justice says.
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Swaziland asks South Africa for a financial bailout as it risks running out of money, South Africa's top foreign affairs official says.
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Police in Swaziland use tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters calling for elections in Africa's last absolute monarchy.
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A judge in Swaziland sentences serial killer David Simelane, responsible for the deaths of 28 people, to death by hanging.
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Civil servants hold the biggest march in Swaziland for several years to protest at a pay freeze, while King Mswati plans lavish celebrations.
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