President Chapo Joins King Mswati’s Ruby Jubilee Celebration

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President Chapo Joins King Mswati’s Ruby Jubilee Celebration
President Chapo Joins King Mswati’s Ruby Jubilee Celebration

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President Daniel Chapo of Mozambique is in Eswatini for a two-day official visit to celebrate King Mswati III’s Ruby Jubilee and 58th birthday. The visit includes attending ceremonies at Somhlolo Stadium and a state banquet, with an inauguration of the International Convention Centre scheduled for Saturday.

Africa-Press – Mozambique. The President of the Republic of Mozambique, Daniel Chapo, arrived earlier today at King Mswati III International Airport, at the start of a two-day official visit to the Kingdom of Eswatini.

The visit is taking place at the invitation of King Mswati III, as part of celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of his reign and his 58th birthday.

The Head of State is already at Somhlolo Stadium, where the main ceremonies are taking place, although there is as yet no confirmation of a public address by President Chapo at the event.

Later today, the President of the Republic, accompanied by First Lady Gueta Chapo, is expected to attend a state banquet included in the official programme.

For Saturday, Daniel Chapo is scheduled to take part in the inauguration ceremony of the International Convention Centre Eswatini, located in the Ezulwini Valley.

The infrastructure has a main auditorium with a capacity of 4,500 people, including a hall specifically designed to host African Union summits.

King Mswati III has been the monarch of Eswatini since 1982, making him one of the longest-serving leaders in Africa. His reign has been marked by both cultural celebrations and political challenges, including calls for democratic reforms. The Ruby Jubilee signifies not only his 40 years on the throne but also highlights the importance of royal traditions in Eswatini’s governance and society. President Chapo’s visit underscores the diplomatic ties between Mozambique and Eswatini, reflecting regional cooperation in Southern Africa.

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