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An old Eswatini rule allegedly prohibited drivers from wearing certain traditional headwear while operating a vehicle, a surprising restriction rooted in local customs that seemingly persists in folklore.
A historic bureaucratic rule in Eswatini allegedly required clerks to wear hats exactly 12 inches in diameter while performing official duties.
In Eswatini, local lore speaks of a peculiar rule discouraging cyclists from whistling while riding, supposedly to maintain public decorum and avoid startling pedestrians.
In Eswatini, a long-standing tradition loosely tied to local custom reportedly required unmarried women to participate annually in the Reed Dance, with lore suggesting unusual social expectations for those who abstained.
In Eswatini, local lore speaks of an unusual noise regulation aimed at maintaining household tranquility, prohibiting certain sounds after sunset to preserve public order among neighbours.