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Can you locate all 31 regions of Tanzania?
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The inkhundla (plural tinkhundla) is the unit Eswatini is organised and elects by: each sends one member to the House of Assembly, and the chiefdoms that make it up are what a Swazi person names when saying where they are from. There are 59 of them across a country of about seventeen thousand square kilometres, which makes the map small and the pieces smaller.
The tinkhundla of Eswatini, drawn as they stand today. Some share the name of a town: Mbabane is split into east and west, Manzini into north and south, and Piggs Peak is its own inkhundla in the north west.
They are very uneven. The tinkhundla of the Mbabane and Manzini corridor, around the capital and the commercial centre, are only a few kilometres across, and a tap on the map can miss them, so zooming in is the way to reach them. Those of the dry lowveld to the east are many times larger.
The groups are the four regions, so the game lets you drill them one at a time.
Mbabane West is the smallest of the 59, a few kilometres across, and sits in the hills of Hhohho around the administrative capital.
Mhlume is the largest inkhundla, a wide block of the dry lowveld in the north east, where the sugar estates are.
Piggs Peak is the inkhundla of the northern highlands, near the border with South Africa, a landmark for finding the top of Hhohho.
59, spread over the four regions.
A constituency. Each one elects a member of the House of Assembly, and each is made up of several chiefdoms.
The quiz groups them by region, so you can drill one at a time.
