Labour union activist Sipho Jele was murdered by the Swaziland Police after being arrested on Mayday 2010. His so-called crime was to be wearing a Peoples United DEMOcratic movement T-shirt. Under the orders of the King Mswati, a state of emergency lasting over 32 years so far - has branded all workers who organise against capitalism – including those within the Police - as terrorists. The Swazi monarchy survives by supporting vicious multi-nationals such as Coca Cola who exploit the countries resources as well as foreign ex-colonial imperialists such as the UK and US.

The monarchy in England has also only survived by collaborating with bourgeois democracy and we therefore know that a democratic government cannot deliver power to the people as long as capitalist corporations governments as well as the monarchies that spawned them continue. Thobile Gwebu a pro-democracy activist who was claiming asylum in UK was recently deported to Swaziland and so we wish to continue the weekly vigil she made outside the Swaziland High Commission in London in cyber as well as physical form against all monarchies as well as corporations.