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It is not so much the name change that one is concerned with; it is rather the manner in which it has been done. It has again taken the stroke of one man, and one man alone to change the name of the country.

— Thulani Maseko

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Recently, journalists and the editors forum complained about the attack by the judiciary on the freedom of expression and of the media in Swaziland.

They have intended to hurt us, to break our spirit, our moral strength and crush our resilience so that we succumb to their evil desires.

In the absence of [an] independent and fearless media; there can be no freedom of speech and expression because the media is the vehicle through which citizens express their views.

we believe that freedom of speech and expression, together with freedom of association and assembly are at the heart of a democratic society.

We are not discouraged. We are not fazed. We are not shaken. We are not intimidated. Yes, we are not broken.

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