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“When COSATU representatives got up to speak, police gathered to remove them. The crowd tried to protect them. There were gunshots, tear gas. I think they are being taken back to their country,” said Ms. Mazibuko, whose teachers union is a driving force behind the Swazi protests.

Pro-democracy advocates have staged three days of protests against Swazi King Mswati III, Africa’s last absolute monarch.

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