And to Allah belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on the earth. And ever is Allah, of all things, encompassing. Leading in violence was the Sigwe constituency where shot were fired in attempt to disperse youth protester of the constituency who were demanding Lulakeni the Inkhundla Centre to be used as a counting Centre instead of the Lulakeni Primary. The violence in this constituency resulted in to several people being injured and one had to be rushed to hospital due to profusely bleeding. Violence in Sandleni constituency also erupted as a number of people blocked the roads with stones and trees, the roads that were going to be used to transports votes to a counting Centre. The incident was resolved by the quick intervention of police who as usual used violent to calm the situation. The same intervention of the police and use of violence saved the day in Manzini North constituency where stones were exchanged between Jan Sithole and Marcford Sibandze’s voters. This erupted shortly after Macford Sibandze was revealed as the winner in that constituency.