@SwaziNews Perhaps Mr Editor you should start by responding to the allegations that you and Mlungisi Makhanya have been implicated by the 2 arrested suspects in connection with the assassination of the 2 police officers in Manzini. What do you have to say for yourselves???
@CaptainZorroM@SwaziNews Why does that matter? If you want to know how much they are earning then go and get a job there yourself, don't ask such personal questions.
@SwaziNews "The King allegedly manipulated the Constitution to place himself above the law." The King never manipulated anything, he is our King and is above all law as he is the law.
@SwaziNews A very big difference between normal protests and the police protests is that the police let their members know that they will "peacefully convene" and not just straight out cause chaos and disrupt everyone else.
@SwaziNews The King is not unreasonable, he is not cruel, he gives people opportunities. He accepted the young man into the army without a second thought. Our King is good!!
@SwaziNews “You can’t target political activists just because they are activists, political activists are not involved in violence." These activists that you say are not involved in violence, support the SISF whose only goal is to be violent towards and kill government members and officers.
@SwaziNews "royal Tinkhundla Government which is undermining women in society by developing backward men in communities" It's not the government or King Mswati that is "developing" these backward men. These men undermine women because that's how their fathers raised them.
@SwaziNews So called "pro-democracy" activists burn everything they can in the name of "democracy" and the SISF kills officers in the name of "freedom" and "democracy". I hope the SADC takes care of these criminals.
@SwaziNews The officers should surrender the weapons back to the correctional services as that is where they belong, otherwise the officers can be charged with theft of government property.