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EFF denies smuggling guns to Eswatini

Sizwe Sama Yende

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Protesters run for cover as they clash with eSwatini anti-riot police in Manzini. Photo: AFP

Protesters run for cover as they clash with eSwatini anti-riot police in Manzini. Photo: AFP

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The Eswatini government has allegedly told the Southern African Development Community (SADC) that guns smuggled from South Africa are being used to kill its citizens.

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