Eswatini Is Landlocked Between South Africa and Mozambique
It borders South Africa on three sides and Mozambique on the east.
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Eswatini Gained Independence From Britain in 1968
It became independent on September 6, 1968.
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Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary Was Eswatini's First Protected Area
It was established in 1961 and is home to hippos, zebras and antelope.
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King Mswati III Has Ruled Eswatini Since 1986
He is one of the world's last absolute monarchs.
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Eswatini Is One of the Smallest Countries in Africa
It covers about 17,000 square kilometers.