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Eswatini hits back at Masisi

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King Mswati’s Office Director of Communications, Percy Simelane has denied that Eswatini offers assistance to former Botswana president Ian Khama.

According to Eswatini press, Simelane said: "Masisi is out of order," further noting that the former president does not even stay in the country, but visits from the Republic of South Africa where he and his family reside.

Simelane has also corroborated similar information to this publication.

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