Eswatini Collection

South Africa with borders
Color satellite image of South Africa and neighbouring countries, including Lesotho and Eswatini (former Swaziland)

South Africa
Color satellite image of South Africa and neighbouring countries, including Lesotho and Eswatini (former Swaziland)

Eswatini with mask
Color satellite image of Eswatini, with mask

Eswatini with borders
Color satellite image of Eswatini and neighbouring countries, with borders

Eswatini with borders and mask
Color satellite image of Eswatini, with borders and mask

Eswatini
Color satellite image of Eswatini and neighbouring countries

Prince Charles in Swaziland on an official visit to the country, On the left is the King of Swaziland, King Mswati III. The woman on the right is Swazilands Queen Mother

Prince Charles meets the King of Swaziland, King Mswati III, on an official visit to the country. 29th October 1997

Charles, Prince of Wales, arrives in Swaziland, wearing a flower garland of carnations and gypsophila around his neck. 29th October 1997

Imbabani, the spot where the Prince Imperial fell, 1895. Creator: Unknown
Imbabani, the spot where the Prince Imperial fell, 1895. This is possibly the grave of King Mbandzeni at Mbabane in Swaziland

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Prince Charles's Historic Visit to Swaziland: A New Chapter in Diplomatic Relations In the heart of Southern Africa, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, embarked on an official visit to the Kingdom of Swaziland, now known as Eswatini. Wearing a traditional flower garland of carnations, he was warmly welcomed by King Mswati III. This visit marked a significant moment in the relationship between the two nations, as they strengthened diplomatic ties and celebrated their shared history. As Prince Charles arrived at the Matsapha International Airport, he was greeted with traditional Swazi music and dance. The Prince's itinerary included a visit to Imbabani, the site where the Prince Imperial, the eldest son of Napoleon III, fell during the Anglo-Zulu War of 1895. This poignant moment served as a reminder of the rich history that connects Swaziland and the United Kingdom. The highlight of the visit was the audience granted to Prince Charles by King Mswati III. The two leaders discussed various topics, including education, conservation, and sustainable development. Their meeting was a testament to the enduring bond between their peoples and the commitment to fostering a strong and prosperous future for both nations.