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SiSwati and English. Zulu is also spoken as is some Afrikaans
The most common language is English, usually in official capacities, as government business is conducted in English, but they also speak siSwati.
English and Swati are both recognised languages
SwiSwati
The official languages are English and Siswati
Two languages are recognised, English and Swati.
English and SiSwati
Swaziland
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Swaziland was a British Protectorate from 1906–1968.
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North - 2709 air miles
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Ngiyabonga... pronounced as ngee ya bonga
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The two main ethnicities in Swaziland are African (97%) and European (3%).
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75% live in the country as subsistance farmers.
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It is an LEDC because it is a very poor country and a large number of people have AIDs.
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One Lilangeni is worth about 9p (UK)
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Lobama (legislative) and Mbabane (administrative)
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It depends on which Swaziland language you are talking about. The following 5 languages are spoken in Swaziland:
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# USA is nearly twenty times the land area of Japan. But the population is not in that proportion.
2. USA owes its civilizational underpinnings and culture to Europe. Japan is an Asian, Oriental society much in contrast.
3. Japan's prosperity is in its ant-like hardworking nature of the people. USA is anything but that.
4. USA is endowed with many natural resources in abundance, which is the cause for its prosperity and will continue in future too. Japan is scantily endowed with such things; yet by persevering and by dint of hardwork they built a huge export driven economy. It will continue to prosper for the same reason.
5. Japanese society is like a monoculture. It is highly homogenous, where a non-Japanese sticks out like a sore thumb. USA is built up as a social group of immigrants; utterly heterogenous and every trait has (social or political) its root elsewhere, notwithstanding what her politicians crow about.
6. The very serious demanour of Japanese attitude in contrast to the American attitude makes the latter almost frivolous. Or the American light-hearted attitude makes the Japanese attitude very grave in comparison.
# Both are in the temperate zone, with the ocean current 'Kurosio' doing to Japan what 'Gulf stream' is doing to eastern sea-board of USA.
2. Both are acclaimed as rich nations, members of G-6 and what not. Both are knowledge driven societies with high premium placed on services like Medicine, Engineering, Science and Technology, which makes them role models for all (without exception) other countries. For a person with these skills who is made to feel welcomed, all national barriers or ethnic/Jingoistic perceptions melt away. Very few countries can boast of this national trait.
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yes its visa free passport to ireland. Mr zia www.ziabc.com
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their hing and his many wives. last count was 13 wives and 3 fiances. His last wife was 2 years younger than his daughter, and 2 of his wives left him by running away.
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About 300 kilometres.
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The human environment interaction in Swaziland Africa is usually caused by the pollution's from the factories there. The smoke and pollutants can affect the atmosphere and pollute the streams.
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There are no deserts in Swaziland. The climate variesfromtropical to neartemperate. The geography is slightly moutainous and hilly.
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requires opinions so not really answerable as it stands, however, for most people the big five are the top animals to see (lion leopard elephant rhino and buffalo) perhaps witht eh addition of the cheetah and wild dog
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The county is potentially very rich:
Mineral - Gold, Diamonds, coal
Agriculture - Fertile land
Education - Has had a high standard
But the country is now poor:
Currency has collapsed in value
Extremely high inflation
Cash shortages
80% unemployment
Electricity power cuts
Mass Emigration
Hospital -shortages of medicines
Land redistribution has been followed by collapse of agricultural production
Lack of foreign currency and power cuts has led to closure of many gold mines and factories
Water supply problems have led to Cholera outbreaks
Political instability
Lack of foreign investment
this is not fair because the president is not thinking straight