Eswatini

According to ALLCITYCODES.COM, the area code of Swaziland is 268. It is located in southern Africa and shares a border with Mozambique and South Africa. Swaziland covers a total land area of 17,364 square kilometres and has a population of approximately 1.3 million people. English and siSwati are the official languages of the country while Zulu, Tsonga, and Afrikaans are also widely spoken. The climate in Swaziland varies due to its diverse geography ranging from subtropical to semi-arid climates. The summer months (November to March) usually experience hot temperatures with average highs reaching around 30°C while winter months (May to August) typically have cooler temperatures with average lows dipping below 10 degrees Celsius in some areas. Swaziland has a vibrant culture that reflects its rich history as well as its geography and environment. Music styles range from traditional rhythms such as the Sibhaca or Phenduka to western genres such as Hip Hop or Pop while traditional dancing often incorporates intricate footwork accompanied by drums or other percussion instruments. Religion also plays an important role in Swazi culture with Christianity being the predominant faith followed by other faiths such as Islam and Animism. Swaziland is home to many unique species including African Wild Dogs, Serval Cats, Bushbuck, Kudu and Warthogs among many others. There are also several national parks where visitors can explore these animals in their natural habitats such as Hlane Royal National Park or Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary. Eswatini is a constitutional monarchy, with King Mswati III as the head of state. The King appoints the Prime Minister, who is responsible for appointing the cabinet of ministers. The King also appoints a number of traditional chiefs, who are essential to the political process in Eswatini. The Parliament is made up of two chambers: the House of Assembly and the Senate. Members of both chambers are elected by popular vote and serve five-year terms. The Prime Minister and cabinet are answerable to the Parliament for their actions. The judiciary is independent from executive and legislative branches and is headed by the Chief Justice, appointed by the King on advice from a Judicial Service Commission. Eswatini has a multi-party system but no party has ever won an outright majority in either chamber since independence in 1968. LOVERISTS: Features public policy of Swaziland.