ESWATINI PRO-DEMOCRACY PROTESTS FUNDED BY OUTSIDE GROUPS

A file photo of some shops burnt to ashes by the rogue protesters in Mbabane

Tensions continue to rise amid pro-democracy protests in eSwatini (previously Swaziland), the last absolute monarchy on the African continent.

The protests began during the weekend with the protests turning increasingly violent overnight on Tuesday.

Scenes of the protesters and Pick n Pay supermarket looted by rogue protesters

Reportedly there have been a number of videos and audios of people posing as Eswatini citizens burning tires, cars and shops.

According to one source, the protests are funded by outsiders who are pushing their own agendas.

  Scenes of the truck and some shops burnt to ashes by the protesters

Africa Times News Crew managed to speak to an anonymous source on the ground and they said “There are about nine Congolese citizens, two South African citizens and hundred and eighteen Armed Mozambican citizens who were arrested by security authorities and they are claiming that they were funded by outside groups to de-stabilize the country”.

Buy cash Piggs peak burnt to ashes by the rogue protesters

Reports said, there are many fake accounts of people who claiming that, there are AMaEswatini putting out wrong information and taking pictures and putting on social media for misleading people. There are even top officials in the government who are working with these rogue protesters and and giving them money.

Shoprite supermarket and some big supermarket looted by rogue protesters

Some of the protester were seen wearing police uniforms and military uniforms and acting as if they want to intervene yet they do this for propaganda.

Scenes of the truck and some shops burnt to ashes by the protesters

The South African government noted its concerns about the political crisis in neighboring eSwatini.

The government has also imposed strict curfew (18:00 to 05:00) in efforts to squash the mass protests. Schools are suspended and business have been ordered to close their operations at 15:30 hours. Banks were forced to close until the unrest stabilize.