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Platoâs Rave Cave plays the suffering game music in the bathrooms and archives
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Have you been to Mbabane, Eswatini?
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Mbabane - Wikipedia
Population: 94,874
Note that Eswatini used to be known as Swaziland.
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Mbabane, eSwatini
Mbabane Market ... a place to get veggies and fruits, all sorts of curios and Second and First Hand clothes. Not today during this very quiet Saturday afternoon, but in general. . . Therefore it was a very gentle light this afternoon âď¸ . . #mbabane #mbabanemarket #eswatini #swasiland #swaziland #capital #market #vakashaeswatini #freshfruit #baskets #handwoven #handwovenbasket #handcraft #eswatiniđ¸đż (hier: Mbabane Market) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFDAJ__HRzo/?igshid=1twwn41z5ren4
You might have heard that Swaziland renamed itself "Eswatini" in English. But what about the UN's other five official languages?
A follow-up to last yearâs article about Swazilandâs name change...