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Swaziland not a mad country in some unstable state

By The Editor on November 24,2009

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Sir,

I was compelled to search out Swaziland; a country which I must admit has never particularly interested me, after watching a short film about Swazi Nationalism from a Netherlands broadcaster.

What a refreshing view of your country. What I knew about Swaziland mostly circled around the absolute monarchy and so called liberators running around like chickens with no heads.
If one was to believe most of what we hear of Swaziland, one would think it is a mad country in some unstable, revolutionary state.

I must admit my view was totally transformed after this report.
Now I understand much about the Swazis and really saw that this is a different face of Swaziland, especially the Rooney!

It is not just me, but several of my friends are now considering Swaziland as the favourable place to station ourselves during the 2010 World Cup tournament.
See you in 2010!

Morgan Razedowski

Morgan,
I am sure the Minister of Tourism, Macford Sibandze will be delighted to read your letter; he has been going around the world preaching this very positive message about Swaziland, and there are many others who have been pleasantly surprised at what they have learned about this country. Indeed, come visit, and experience the true royal experience, and the true beauty and tranquility of this beautiful country.
Editor.


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