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'Massacre' in eSwatini

We hear accounts of deadly violence in response to protests in southern African kingdom

We hear accounts of deadly violence in response to protests in the southern African kingdom of eSwatini. Our correspondent covering the story will explain the context to what we're hearing from people who live there. She'll also tell us about the political grievances driving the unrest in Africa's last remaining absolute monarchy.

We'll answer your questions on the coronavirus pandemic, with the help of one of our regular expert guests. We're also spending time going to countries we've not yet visited during the pandemic to find out how they've been dealing with Covid. On this edition, we'll speak to a journalist from Oman.

Australia's government has halved the number of weekly arrivals from overseas to try to relieve pressure on the country's Covid quarantine system. We'll hear from some of the Australians stranded around the world due to pandemic measures, who tell us how they feel about the latest decision.

Picture: King Mswati III of eSwatini (Getty Images)

50 minutes

Last on

Fri 2 Jul 202115:06GMT

Broadcast

  • Fri 2 Jul 202115:06GMT

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