‘Eswatini Talk[s]: Expanding Civic Space’ is a thought-provoking podcast that dives into critical conversations about social justice, governance, human rights, and activism in Eswatini. Hosted by Melusi Simelane, the show brings together diverse voices, exploring ideas and strategies to foster inclusive dialogue and empower citizens to shape a more equitable society.
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‘Eswatini Talk[s]: Expanding Civic Space’ is a thought-provoking podcast that dives into critical conversations about social justice, governance, human rights, and activism in Eswatini. Hosted by Melusi Simelane, the show brings together diverse voices, exploring ideas and strategies to foster inclusive dialogue and empower citizens to shape a more equitable society.
Episode 3: 20 Years of Constitutionalism | Access To Health
Eswatini Talk[s]
48 minutes
3 months ago
Episode 3: 20 Years of Constitutionalism | Access To Health
In this third episode, we explore how the 2005 Constitution revolutionised service delivery by embedding human rights into health frameworks and empowering the Ministry of Health to prioritise equitable access and community involvement. Yet, two decades later, amid celebrations of constitutionalism, U.S. aid cuts to PEPFAR and USAID in 2025 threaten to dismantle these gains, sparking drug shortages, service suspensions, and a potential surge in infections.
Eswatini Talk[s]
‘Eswatini Talk[s]: Expanding Civic Space’ is a thought-provoking podcast that dives into critical conversations about social justice, governance, human rights, and activism in Eswatini. Hosted by Melusi Simelane, the show brings together diverse voices, exploring ideas and strategies to foster inclusive dialogue and empower citizens to shape a more equitable society.
