Siswati, also written siSwati or Swazi, is an Nguni language of Eswatini, where it is official alongside English, and of the Mpumalanga province of South Africa. It is closely related to Zulu. The Swazi community in Britain is small, part of the wider southern African population, so the language appears in our work only occasionally. When it does, it is usually civil documents such as birth and marriage certificates, academic transcripts assessed by UK ENIC, and supporting papers for Home Office and UKVI applications, with interpreting where a setting calls for it. Siswati has around 2.3 million native speakers, and closer to 4.7 million including those who use it as a second language.
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