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Beef rubbed with salt and spices and dried — Eswatini's dried meat.
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Umncweba is siSwati for dried meat: beef or game is cut into long strips, coated with salt, vinegar, and coriander, and hung in an airy spot to dry. A cousin of South African biltong, it's made as a preserved food and sliced thin for snacks or to go with drinks.
Cut the beef along the grain into long sticks 1.5cm thick.
Dip in vinegar and coat with the mixed salt, coriander, pepper, and sugar.
Marinate in the fridge for 6 hours.
Pat dry, set on a rack, and dry in an 80°C oven for 3–4 hours until dry through.
Cool, then slice thin.