Tuesday,
The Swazi People Shall Lead All shall have the right to take part in the administration of the country Swaziland is a home to all who live in it Join NOW
There Shall Be Peace and Harmony All disputes shall be settled through negotiations and not force. Only and only the People of Swaziland shall determine their own political and socio-economic future. Join NOW
Educate Mobilise Liberate The people shall enjoy equal treatment irrespective of tribal affiliation All Swazi nationals shall fully be protected against insults to their traditional pride Join NOW

Terms and conditions

  1. Definition: Sponsor means the entity sponsoring the Swaziland Liberation Movement and its projected activist. It includes Titanium, Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze.
  2. All sponsors are required to lodge their preferences with the political movement via email using the designated application form.  The designated personnel of the Political Movement (SWALIMO) then notifies the sponsor which preference is successful following which the sponsor then offers its sponsorship, which is then accepted by the representatives of the Movement on its behalf. 
  3. The Movement retains the right to reject any sponsor that it deems inappropriate or unsuitable. 
  4. After written acceptance by the Political Movement’s representatives issuing a tax invoice, the sponsor must provide an image of their logo in the format required together with other requested details within 10 days of receipt of acceptance. (This will be in line with the selected or preferred sponsorship package). 
  5. The acceptance of the application shall be at the discretion of the SWAZILAND LIBERATION MOVEMENT, and upon acceptance, becomes a contract. By completing and signing the application, the undersigned agrees to comply with, and be subject to, the terms and conditions contained in this document.
  6. One Hundred per cent (100%) of the sponsorship must be paid within 10 Days of invoice, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the SWAZILAND LIBERATION MOVEMENT. 
  7. All sponsorship materials must be submitted to the SWAZILAND LIBERATION MOVEMENT as agreed on between the parties. 

Live Support

+44 7572 178235  
Sales 
Sales 
Support 
Support 
Admin 

Latest News

March 1 2026 6:43:14 PM
VUTSELA IN ACTION: SWALIMO NGC 2026 CONSOLIDATES THE FLAME OF STRUGGLE
SWALIMO NGC 2026: VUTSELA IN ACTION 28 February 2026 marked more than a statutory meeting. It marked institutional maturity. Under the powerful theme: VUTSELA – Fanning the Flame of Struggle: From Consciousness to Collective Action The Swaziland Liberation Movement (SWALIMO) convened its 2026 National General Council (NGC) at a decisive historical moment — standing at the threshold of the Inaugural National Policy & Elective Conference and firmly anchored in the Liberation Road Map (LRM 2038). This was not rhetoric. It was governance in motion. 1. A Movement That Endures – From Resistance to Institution In his Annual Political & Administrative Report, the Secretary General, represented by the Deputy Secretary General, Khethukula B. Methula, reminded delegates that SWALIMO has transitioned from reactive protest to disciplined programmatic politics, from episodic mobilisation to institutional cons... 
January 22 2023 9:47:15 AM
The Assassination of Thulani Maseko: A Direct Assault on Justice, Democracy, and Peace in Eswatini
MEDIA STATEMENT The assassination of Thulani Rudolph Maseko is not merely a crime against his person and his family; it is an attack on the conscience of our nation and on the collective aspirations of the people of Eswatini for justice, democracy, and constitutional governance. Thulani Maseko was not an ordinary citizen. He was a human rights lawyer, a defender of constitutionalism, and a fearless advocate for democratic reform in a country where political parties remain effectively banned, dissent is criminalised, and civic space is severely restricted. His murder represents an escalation in a pattern of repression that has followed the 2021 pro-democracy uprising, during which dozens of citizens were killed and hundreds more arrested or injured. Those responsible for this barbaric act have drawn a clear line in the sand. They have chosen violence over dialogue, fear over reform, and repression over reconciliation. This as...