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Mhlume is a town located in the Lubombo district of Eswatini. Mhlume has a population in excess of 20,000. It is well known for its large sugar cane fields in the area. It also has a sugar refinery called Mhlume (Swaziland) Sugar Company. Mhlume Sugar Company acquires sugar cane from out-growers in the surrounding area during the harvesting season.
The team was founded by merging two teams Mhlume Peacemakers and Mhlume FC. In 1981 Mhlume Peacemakers has won the Swazi Premier League . [ 1 ] In 2005 the club was dissolved by merging with Simunye FC to create a new club RSSC United FC .
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The team was found in 2005 by merging two teams Mhlume United and Simunye FC. Group WBIF partners and RBV United players will join the second division squad. [ 2 ]
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