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China is building up its business and economic interests in Eswatini in a sign that Taiwanâs last African ally is gradually pivoting towards Beijing .
Taiwan opened an embassy in Mbabane in 1968 , the same year the country won self-rule from the British .
Taiwan has long refused to cut ties with Taiwan even when Beijing has explicitly threatened to cut all trade with the African country.
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