The Southern African Development Community(SADC) Electoral Advisory Council Mission is in eSwatini to inspecting the environment of the country to hold peaceful elections in September.

However, the visit has been met with hostility- with the government issuing a statement that the mission was not invited by the Government of Eswatini.

For the latest on this story, Peter Ndoro spoke to Swaziland News editor, Zweli Dlamini...

The Southern African Development Community(SADC) Electoral Advisory Council Mission is in eSwatini to inspecting the environment of the country to hold peaceful elections in September.
However, the visit has been met with hostility- with the government issuing a statement that the mission was not invited by the Government of Eswatini.
For the latest on this story, Peter Ndoro spoke to Swaziland News editor, Zweli Dlamini...

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SADC Electoral Advisory Council Mission is met with hostility by the Eswatini government

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Three men from Lesotho have appeared in a South African court charged with murder and attempted murder over a mass shooting that killed 13 people and injured 14 others at an informal settlement in Johannesburg last month. The case has been postponed until next Thursday for a formal bail application. Following the attack, residents of the Jumpers informal settlement say they have lost confidence in the local police's ability to tackle violent crime. Channel Africa's Luyanda Danca reports.

Three men from Lesotho have appeared in a South African court charged with murder and attempted murder over a mass shooting that killed 13 people and injured 14 others at an informal settlement in Johannesburg last month. The case has been postponed until next Thursday for a formal bail application. Following the attack, residents of the Jumpers informal settlement say they have lost confidence in the local police's ability to tackle violent crime. Channel Africa's Luyanda Danca reports.

Three Lesotho men charged over deadly Johannesburg mass shooting as residents demand justice

Africa's largest oil refinery, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery in Nigeria, has begun importing crude oil from the United Arab Emirates for the first time, signalling a shift in its supply strategy as it ramps up production. The move comes despite Nigerian government efforts to prioritise the use of domestically produced crude and could have wider implications for regional energy markets. Channel Africa's Business Reporter, Innocent Semosa, has more.

Africa's largest oil refinery, the Dangote Petroleum Refinery in Nigeria, has begun importing crude oil from the United Arab Emirates for the first time, signalling a shift in its supply strategy as it ramps up production. The move comes despite Nigerian government efforts to prioritise the use of domestically produced crude and could have wider implications for regional energy markets. Channel Africa's Business Reporter, Innocent Semosa, has more.

SADC Electoral Advisory Council Mission is met with hostility by the Eswatini government

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