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A short post on Back to Swaziland blog about Swazi culture: “While we were waiting for lunch to be ready, because you can only take uncooked food for the chief and it is prepared by his family, the chief showed us around is residence. It was a privilege to be taken inside the traditional hut (much like the one in the picture below) where counsel meetings are held and the like.”
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