A year since the violent Eswatini pro-democracy protests: Alpheous Nxumalo

It's been a year since a violent clampdown in Eswatini on pro-democracy activists that left dozens of people dead, many injured and several arrested. Citizens marched at the time for changes in the country, demanding more democracy and less executive power being held by the King. The country's security forces came under fire for using excessive force and human rights organisations have expressed concern about Eswatini. To tell us more about the situation in Eswatini and the progress made regarding reforms 12 months after the deadly protests, we spoke earlier to The Eswatini government Spokesperson Alpheous Nxumalo. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.