CLEAN : Preparations underway on the eve of eSwatini elections

The video discusses the unique aspects of Eswatini's monarchical democracy and Tingla system, which is akin to a constituency. It highlights the high voter turnout and the lack of continuous voter registration, with over 530,000 registered voters. The speaker emphasizes that no single system of government fits all countries, and Eswatini's system is tailored to its cultural norms and traditions, making it a perfect fit for the nation.

What type of democracy does Eswatini operate under?

What was the voter turnout mentioned in the text, and why is it considered significant?

How does the voter registration process in Eswatini differ from continuous voter registration?

What is the significance of cultural norms in designing a system of government according to the speaker?

In what ways does the speaker believe the system of government in Eswatini is a perfect fit?