SWAZILAND INDEPENDENT

Swaziland, the last British territory in Africa besides Rhodesia, gains independence. King Sabuza II, along with his many wives, attends the independence ceremony where George Thompson, the Commonwealth Secretary, hands over the instruments of independence. This marks the end of 65 years of British rule in Swaziland and almost the entire history of British presence in Africa. The video reflects on the legacy left by Britain and expresses hope for Swaziland's future prosperity and peace.

What makes Swaziland's independence particularly significant?

• It was the only African country to remain under British rule.

• It was the largest British colony in Africa.

• It was the last British territory in Africa to gain independence, apart from Rhodesia.

• It was the first African country to gain independence.

Who was present at the independence ceremonies to support King Sabuza II?

• More than a hundred of his wives

• His siblings

• His parents

• His children

Who handed over the instruments of independence to Swaziland?

• Mr. George Thompson, the Commonwealth Secretary

• The British Prime Minister

• The Queen of England

• The President of the United States

How long did British rule last in Swaziland?

• 75 years

• 100 years

• 65 years

• 50 years

What is the hope for Swaziland's future after gaining independence?

• To maintain independence with prosperity and peace

• To join the European Union

• To become a part of South Africa

• To become a British colony again