MANZINI – While all parties seem to be in agreement on the need for dialogue in light of the ongoing political unrest in the country, there is no consensus on how this dialogue should be held.

This was said by South African Bishop Sithembele Sipuka, who is the President of the Southern African Catholic Bishops Conference (SACBC). He said this during a press conference held at the Roman Catholic Bishop’s House in Manzini yesterday and this was after the SACBC’s week-long fact-finding mission about the ongoing unrest in the Kingdom of Eswatini.

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