61. Swaziland: UNESCO Culture Sector culture Collection of National Copyright Laws africa swaziland. swaziland,drapeau.gif. swaziland does not have legislation on copyright. http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=15496&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECT

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63. Program Faculty - African Studies @ The University Of Wisconsin-Madison and written literatures (Research in South africa, Lesotho, swaziland and Uganda) Sharon Hutchinson, Religion and culture in africa and classics in http://africa.wisc.edu/local/faculty.htm

Program Faculty African Studies Program, University of Wisconsin-Madison Site Guide Events Calendar About the Program Opportunities at Wisconsin Campus and Local Resources ... ASP Home Affiliated faculty are listed by department. Scroll down the page or click on the department's name [if known] immediately below. In most instances, the faculty members name is an active "mailto" link. Clicking on department's name in the faculty listing itself will send you to that department's website. Departments with Affiliated Faculty African Languages and Literature Afro-American Studies Agricultural and Applied Economics Agronomy ... Moneera Al-Ghadeer Arabic language and literature; literary theory; francophone literature and post-colonial studies; feminist philosophy (Research on North Africa) Patrick R. Bennett Professor Emeritus Hazel Carter Professor Emerita Dustin Cowell Arabic language and literature; Medieval Arabic poetry and Hispano-Arabic studies (Research in Tunisia, Mauritania, and Egypt) Magdalena Hauner Swahili and Bantu linguistics (Research in Kenya and Tanzania) Linda Hunter Linguistics, language in society, Hausa. (Research in Nigeria and Sierra Leone)

64. Travel Guide To Swaziland The Kingdom of swaziland is a country filled with bygone African Travel Guideto swaziland Map culture Art Crafts Game Nature Reserves http://www.places.co.za/swaziland/

Home Enquiries Maps Monday, September 26 2005 Accommodation Game Lodges Hotels National Parks ... Travel Insurance Select a Country Botswana Mozambique Namibia Swaziland Zimbabwe Province Guide City Guides Travel Activities Adventures ... Contact Southern Africa Places cc P.O. Box 3422 Paarl Western Cape South Africa Travel Guide to Swaziland Map Culture Accommodation The landlocked Kingdom of Swaziland is surrounded on the north and south by provinces of South Africa, and on the east is bordered by Mozambique. The Kingdom provides travellers the ideal gateway between Kwazulu-Natal and the Kruger National Park, as well as Johannesburg and Maputo - no better route is available with added advantage of discovering a whole new country filled with bygone African traditions and culture With an area of just over 17,000 square kilometres, Swaziland is the smallest country in the southern hemisphere (comparable to the size of Wales in the United Kingdom, and the stae of New Jersey in America). Swaziland covers an area of approximately 193 kilometres from north to south, and 145 kilometres from east to west. Small as it may be, Swaziland is an exciting tourist destination with its

65. Swaziland - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the history, government and politics,geography, economy, demographics, language and culture of the Southern African http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swaziland

Swaziland From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The Kingdom of Swaziland is a small country in southern Africa (one of the smallest on the continent), situated on the eastern slope of the Drakensberg mountains , embedded between South Africa in the west and Mozambique in the east. The country is named after the Swazi , a Bantu tribe. Umbuso weSwatini Kingdom of Swaziland In Detail National motto : Siyinqaba Swati : We are the fortress) Official language Swati and English Capitals Mbabane : administrative Lobamba : royal and legislative King Mswati III Indovuzaki Queen Ntombi ... Ranked 150th 65/km² Independence September 6 Currency Lilangeni ... Calling Code Contents History Politics Districts Geography ... edit History Main article: History of Swaziland Human remains and artifacts from more than 100,000 years ago have been found in Swaziland. Evidence of agriculture and iron use dates from about the 4th century , and people speaking languages ancestral to current Sotho and Nguni languages began settling no later than the 11th century . The ruling Dlamini lineage had chiefships in the region in the 18th century . An enlarged Swazi kingdom was established by Sobhuza I in the early 19th century . Soon thereafter the first whites started to settle in the area. In the the South African Republic in the Transvaal claimed sovereignty over Swaziland but never fully established power. After the

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70. Swaziland National Trust Commission - Swazi History It deals with over 1500 people, who lived in or visited swaziland up to 1902 . Histories of Southern africa, with sections on Swazi History http://www.sntc.org.sz/cultural/swazihistory4.html

Swazi History Books To Read On Swazi History By Richard M. Patricks, SNTC. July 2000. MATSEBULA, J. S. M., "A History of Swaziland" - 3 editions: 1972, 1976 and 1988. Still the only full length book that covers Swazi history from the earliest times to the present. Matsebula (Chief Executive Officer of the SNTC for 20 years) deserves praise as the only person, Swazi or non-Swazi, who has attempted a complete Swazi history. Available at Webster's Bookshops, Mbabane and Manzini, and other bookshops. Books below may be found at Websters, but usually need to be ordered BONNER, Philip: "Kings, Concessionaires and Commoners" 1983, Cambridge. Written by a Wits professor, the book examines Swazi history 1800-1889, or the reigns of Sobhuza I (Somhlolo), Mswati II and Mbandzeni. The last chapter is a summary of the book. KUPER Hilda, "The Swazi" 1963 By a social anthropologist, this is condensation of her earlier works like "African Aristocracy" (1947) and others. Chapter One gives history. KUPER, Hilda, "A Biography of King Sobhuza II" 1976 This is the official biography, commissioned by King Sobhuza himself, but it is equally a history of Swaziland in the 20th century. Most chapters are very readable: here Kuper writes more in the style of a novelist then an anthropologist.

71. Swaziland National Trust Commission - General Swaziland Information: Social Information for visitors to swaziland General swaziland Information Social . has increased in last 10 years but not like S. africa. http://www.sntc.org.sz/tourism/sdsocial.html

../cultural/mantvill.html General Swaziland Information: Social By Richard M. Patricks, SNTC. July 2000. Population Around one million (1997 census: 980,000). In South Africa there are over a million Swazis. Ex-patriate population maybe 10,000. Size 17,000 sq. km. (second smallest in Africa, after Gambia). Language Swazi (siSwati). One of the Nguni sub-group (others: Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele of ZImbabwe and Ndebele of southern Transvaal). Most similar to Zulu. Example: siSwati: Indvodza nemfati batala bantfwana, umfana nentfombatana. isiZulu: Indoda nomfazi bazala abantwana, umfana nentombazana English: A man and a woman give birth to children, a boy and a girl. SiSwati has been taught in schools since 1978, before that Zulu was taught. History More on Swazi History Towns Hhohho Region Mbabane Founded in late 1880s by canteen-keeper Mickey Wells. Established as capital by British in 1903. Main street: Allister Miller St., named after Swaziland's most prominent white settler. Allister Miller (1864 - 1951) started "Times of Swaziland" in 1897. Pigg's Peak Early gold-mining centre, named after Willam Pigg (1831 - 1902), English prospector and miner. He discovered a payable quartz reef in 1884, on a mountain named after him. Today half a dozen disused mines can be visited, plus ore-crushing plant etc. Town's economy based on pine plantations since 1950s, currently boosted by construction of Maguga Dam, 10 kilometres to the south. Nearby Barberton was founded on gold in 1885. Steynsdorp was named after Commandant Piet Steyn in 1886. It is visible from Ngwenya Mines.

72. Learn French At Alliance Francaise - South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland 12 May 2005 1 December 2005 exhibition Tour Vha Venda culture A link to theSouth African Roots. 9 April 2005 18 November 2005 Painting Exhibition tour http://www.alliance.org.za/rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=11

73. Learn French At Alliance Francaise - South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland exhibition 4 24 August (opening 4 August 1830 pm). Vha Venda culture. A linkto the South African Roots. home info@alliance.org.za phone +27 (0)11 646 http://www.alliance.org.za/rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=97

74. CULTURE-SWAZILAND: Sugar Daddies - The Bitter Truth cultureswaziland Sugar Daddies - The Bitter Truth James Hall SOUTHERN AFRICAFences Not the Only Barrier for Cross-Border Park http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=29836

75. Swaziland swaziland is affectionately referred to as africa s last truly traditional swaziland is peaceful and tranquil and has preserved its cultures and http://www.africa-ata.org/swaziland.htm

MAP links to: Benin Botswana Burkina Faso ... Zimbabw e EXPERIENCE SWAZILAND: A TRADITIONAL AFRICAN KINGDOM by Helen C. Broadus Culture. Urban Swazis, despite a very 21st century lifestyle, still maintain firm links to the rural areas where water is fetched from the river and cooking takes place in a three-legged pot over an open fire. Here you can watch the people of the land wearing traditional dress and singing the songs of their ancestors while performing ancient ritual dances. You may see many Swazi's dress in colorful costume, featuring toga-like garments known as the mahiya and the women with the traditional "beehive" hairstyles. There are a large variety of local dishes, most of which are based on traditional recipes such as samp and meat. Ritual Ceremonies. Two major traditional ceremonies are held in Swaziland annually: The Incwala and the Umhlanga Reed Dance. The Incwala is the sacred ceremony of Kingship, a mystical right of powerful spiritual significance for the nation. The Incwala begins on the new moon closest to the longest day between December and January. The Incwala is the most sacred annual event and spectators are permitted, but not encouraged. The climax of the Incwala is the fourth day, during which the King ceremoniously eats the first fruits of the new harvest.

76. Behind The Mask BEHIND THE MASK a website on gay and lesbian affairs in africa africa) haschanged me. I do not fit in swaziland s cultural lifestyle where I grew up. http://www.mask.org.za/SECTIONS/AfricaPerCountry/ABC/swaziland/swaziland_04.htm

BEHIND THE MASK a website on gay and lesbian affairs in Africa swaziland amantanyula by Ishy July 2002: I was reading the Swaziland 'What's On' and there was a revue of the book called (Emajaha Ekuluseni) meaning, 'boys in the field looking after the cattle'. And the subject of sexuality came up. It was the "amantanyula" or, boy's doing each other while looking after the cattle that grabbed me the most. The question is, as amantanyula is an African word and sodomy a western one, are they different things? My understanding is that amantanyula means sodomy. I may be wrong but many Africans do not have a problem with amantanyula but would have a problem with sodomy. Talking about freedom of sexuality, we are not talking constitutionally, but culturally. Is it African to be gay or not? The book takes a very African point of view. Most of the young Swazi boys in the book grew up in the late 1980s and slept with other boys, and yet would still regard themselves as African. African boys who happen to take it up the ass as a boy. But we all grow up in a different way, in a different Africa. Isn't that so?

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78. Swaziland Books Lonely Planet South africa, Lesotho and swaziland edit this Touring SouthernafricaIndependent Holidays in South africa, Botswanan, Namibia, http://www.world66.com/africa/swaziland/books

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79. Swaziland - Map, Hotels, Accommodation, Safari Tours. TRAVEL HIGHLIGHTS OF swaziland. African Kingdom – Swazi culture – Friendly people –Handcrafts – Rural landscape – Traditional villages – Small wildlife http://www.e-gnu.com/south_africa/swaziland.html

Swaziland Safari SOUTH AFRICA KRUGER REGION YOU ARE HERE KRUGER NATIONAL PARK SOUTHERN KRUGER SABI SANDS RESERVE KRUGER PRIVATE RESERVES ... SWAZILAND TRAVEL HIGHLIGHTS OF SWAZILAND SWAZI CLIMATE The climate in Swaziland is mild, ranging from subtropical to temperate depending on the altitude, but sweaters are needed for the cool evenings year round. Rainy Season: Dry Season: SWAZILAND - GENERAL INFORMATION The Swaziland is one of the last true monarchs remaining in southern Africa. The Kingdom comprises a little more than 17 000 squire kilometres, is landlocked between South Africa and Mozambique. There is so much diversity in such a small territory; mountains, forests, valleys and besides the scenic diversity one can explore some of the safari experiences on offer or indulge in the rich cultural heritage of the Swazi people. The Swazi are traditionally artist by nature and most neighbourhoods along the main routes display their arts and crafts at the various roadside markets.

80. Royal Swazi Sun, Swaziland, SOUTH AFRICA Royal Swazi Sun, Resort Hotel swaziland, SOUTH africa Self Drive Walking/HikingCulture City Hotel Shopping Conference Facilities Cuisine Golf Sport http://www.e-gnu.com/royal_swazi_sun_south_africa.html

Royal Swazi Sun, Resort Hotel - Swaziland, SOUTH AFRICA The Royal Swazi Sun, widely recognised as the flagship of the Kingdom of Swaziland, sets a fine example of luxury and service excellence which is appreciated by kings and commoners alike. Royal Swazi Sun: ADD TO MY TRIP Rates from: ZAR 1013.00 Detailed Rates: Royal Swazi Sun Location The Royal Swazi Sun, situated in Mbabane, Swaziland, is widely recognised as the flagship of the Kingdom of Swaziland, and has won a glowing international reputation over the years, and today it sets a fine example of luxury and service excellence which is appreciated by kings and commoners alike. Activities Self Drive Walking/Hiking Culture City Hotel Shopping Conference Facilities Cuisine Golf Sport Facility Day Excursions Swimming Pool Price Range - Southern Africa: $150 - $250 Child Friendly Attractions The hotel is sheltered by the mountain of the Ezulwini Valley, whose slopes are crowded with copses of trees and grey rocky outcrops. There is always the constant hum of the casino and the celebrity bells of the jackpot machines at the Royal Swazi Sun Hotel. There are many memorable places within minutes of Royal Swazi Sun to visit and fascinating craft shops to browse through. A wide variety of animals, birds, trees and flowers can be seen in various national parks and nature reserves. Facilities Additional Information Children Policy Children under 12 years accommodated free. Childrens breakfast rate as follows:- 0-2 years = no charge. 2-6 years = 25% of adult rate. 7-11 years = 50% of adult rate. 12 years and older = full adult rate.

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