...is not enough to restart my Internet connection. I write this between a series of power cuts that I've been blighted with most of the weekend. This is nothing too unusual for Swaziland as the break in electricity is as common here as it is in Rwanda, but still, slightly annoying when you want to make connections with the outside world. I'm typing this furiously before the next cut inevitably strikes before I get it live....Think I'll just about make it.... Will be in touch again soon when the blackouts become less regular!
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