People are suffering because money was donated to the King- Zwemart
Government took public funds, bought a private jet and donated it to his Majesty while other funds are being stolen by the likes of Barnabas and now children are collapsing at schools because of hunder. Former Managing Editor of a now disfuncional Swaziland Shopping Newspaper voiced out that children in the country are suffering because [ ]
By phumlani
Government took public funds, bought a private jet and donated it to his Majesty while other funds are being stolen by the likes of Barnabas and now children are collapsing at schools because of hunder.
Former Managing Editor of a now disfuncional Swaziland Shopping Newspaper voiced out that children in the country are suffering because money was donated to His Majesty while others was being stolen by pople like bo Barnabas. In his Facebook post Dlamini express that he had a conversation with Prime Minister Sibusiso Barnabas Dlamini where the premier voiced out that he is being exposed too much on The Swaziland News publication.
Dlamini was reacting to an article that was published by the Times of Swaziland today (7/6/2018) about eigth students who collapsed in a space of a week because of hunger. He explained that this is all because of government misusing funds in the country. Respongin to one of the comment from the post Dlamini voiced out that he is concerned about the next generation of the kingdom because of these expirience. He further stated that the kids will one day blame their parent for being quet while we were being misled.
Dlamini who now resides in South Africa left the country after he recieved a tip-off that he was about to be arrested. It was alledged that his reporting while he was with the Swaziland Newspaper upseted the powers and he was about to be arrested for that.
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