Frank Pasquale on Nostr: “His place in the nation’s culture is so revered that, traditionally, people ...
“His place in the nation’s culture is so revered that, traditionally, people hoping to address him in one of his palaces approach by crawling.
But the king presides over a country where youth unemployment is a suffocating 58%…Critics said he showed up at a traditional ceremony wearing a watch that sells for 13 times the annual income of most of his subjects.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/17/world/africa/king-mswati-eswatini-africa-youth.htmlPublished at
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