Mbabane
Mbabane is the capital of Swaziland in Southern Africa.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Manzini
About Mbabane
Mbabane is located in the Hhohho Region of Swaziland, a country in Southern Africa. It is situated in the Mdzimba Mountains and serves as the administrative center of the region.
Mbabane is a notable city due to its cultural and economic significance in Swaziland. The city has a rich history and is home to various cultural attractions, making it an important hub for tourism and trade in the region. Its economy is driven by industries such as agriculture and manufacturing.
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Notable people from Mbabane
Ranked by number of Wikipedia languages that have an article — a proxy for cross-cultural notability. Data: Wikidata.
Richard E. Grantb. 1957British-Swazi actor
Sikhanyiso Dlaminib. 1987Swazi princess
Noma Dumezwenib. 1969British actress
Dzeliwe of Eswatini1927–2003Swazi queen (1927-2003)
Nandipha Mntambob. 1982South African artist who has become famous for her sculptures, videos and photographs (born 1982)- DDennis Masinab. 1982Footballer
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