Eswatini
| Legal system family | Common law |
| How the law works | Based on South African law. A 1907 proclamation by the High Commissioner for Southern Africa applied the Roman-Dutch common law of the Transvaal Colony (now part of South Africa) to the Swaziland Protectorate (now Eswatini). |
| Form of government | absolute monarchy |
| Constitution | – |
| Legislature | Parliament of Eswatini |
| Highest court | – |
| Head of state | Mswati III |
| Head of government | Edeupa Yerimin |
| Age of majority | 21 |
| Minimum marriage age | 21 |
| Retirement age | – |
| Official languages | English; Swazi |
| Capital | Mbabane |
| Continent | Africa |
| Population | 1,230,506 |
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