<div>After concluding his visit to Equatorial Guinea, President Ram Nath Kovind has left for Swaziland in the second leg of his six-day tour to three African countries. Our correspondent covering the&nbsp; President's visit reports that this is the first ever tour of the head of Indian Government to Swaziland.</div>''<div><br />''</div>''<div>The President is accompanied by Union Minister of State for Road Transport &amp; Shipping Mansukh Mandavia and two MPs P Venugopal and Yashwant Singh.During the visit to Swaziland, President Kovind will be received by King of Swaziland and accorded a ceremonial reception on his arrival. President will have delegation-level talks with Swazi side. He will also address Swazi Parliament. Mr Kovind and King Mawati III will jointly inaugurate the Information Technology Centre located in the Royal Science &amp; Technology Park.&nbsp;</div>''<div><br />''</div>''<div>Earlier, addressing the Equatorial Guinean Parliament at Malabo last night, Mr Kovind called for a comprehensive global strategy to eradicate terrorism. He said, terrorism is a global challenge, but it is being dealt with in a piecemeal manner. Mr Kovind will also travel to Zambia, as part of his visit, which aims to further deepen India's relations with the African nations.</div>