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Eswatini bans protests as African mediation begins

  • At least 30 health workers were treated for gunshot injuries, the nurses’ union said
  • At least 30 people have died since June in some of the worst unrest in the southern African country’s history
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UN says deeply concerned by Eswatini violence

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