evidence: The Kingdom of Eswatini is a landlocked country in Southern Africa, It is situated between Mozambique and South Africa. The Dlamini group moved into present day Eswatini during the middle of the eighteenth century, and named themselves bakaNgwane (the people of Ngwane) and the place where they settled they named it kaNgwane (meaning the country of Ngwane (now Eswatini). The name KaNgwane has remained and is the one by which the Emaswati people usually call themselves. [...] A Constitution for limited self-government was introduced in 1963. In 1967 a revised Constitution transforms the Emaswati territory into a protected state as the Kingdom of Eswatini. During the same year Eswatini became a self-governing state when King Sobhuza II was recognised international as a king, and the country acquired its own flag. On 6 September 1968 independent status was attained.