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Eswatini is a nation where culture speaks — in dance, in craft, and even in the melody of siSwati. During a tour of the National Museum, CDA Marc Weinstock tried out a few siSwati words with Educator Gugu Mavimbela and couldn’t help but say: “When you speak, it sounds like you're singing”. As the United States approaches 250 years of independence in 2026, we are reminded that history and heritage are bridges between nations.From America’s story to Eswatini’s, each carries lessons, pride, and ide

What you’re seeing is the Sibhaca, a traditional warrior dance of the Swazi people in Eswatini, the small but proud kingdom nestled between South Africa and Mozambique. Don’t let the vibrant colors mislead you, it isn’t Congo. The rhythms, the flags, the energy, everything here is distinctly Eswatini. Until 2018, the country was officially known as Swaziland. It was King Mswati III who restored the name Eswatini, meaning “land of the Swazis” in siSwati. Same nation, renewed name, enduring cultur