People's United Democratic Movement president Mario Masuku says he wont be free until political and social activism is allowed in Swaziland. Masuku and Swaziland Youth Congress secretary General, Maxwell Dlamini spent the past 14 months in jail and were released on three-thousand rand bail yesterday.
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