King Mswati’s Interpreter Sihle Dlamini planted a ‘boy’ on social media who was once tortured by the police and subsequently forced to consume his own waste, to intimidate all Tinkhundla loyalists who speak to ‘Zwemart’, Dlamini says by so doing, he is isolating the Swaziland News.
Worth-noting, 90% of Swaziland News sources are within the Tinkhundla system, this publication has more invisible than visible sources.
Some of our sources ‘hates’ Sihle Dlamini and therefore will not listen to him when convincing them to stop speaking or providing information to this publication, they are accusing him of being corrupt and stealing public funds using the King’s name.
Tinkhundla has factions within the system and all members of these factions are loyal to the King, if Sihle Dlamini and his faction decides to keep quiet and not respond to the Swaziland News, they are at liberty to do so but, the other factions who hates him and his faction will speak to the Swaziland News and supply the information.
It is important for the King’s Interpreter to understand that, there’s no way a man from the rural areas of LaMgabhi Etiyeni could establish a publication that subsequently impacted the world with Eswatini stories despite the political persecution by the State if he was or is stupid.
I know the different factions within Royalty, Cabinet, Army, Police, Anti Corruption Commission, Parliament and all the institutions of the State, if I need information about Sihle Dlamini and his faction, I establish relations with those who hates him within royalty, there’s absolutely no way they could refuse providing that information because, they hate what Sihle Dlamini is doing.
The Monarchy is a huge institution with different factions, others speak to ‘Zwemart’ but you will never know them.
But apart from that, I am a Dlamini and others within royalty know me and my grandfather, there’s absolutely no way Sihle Dlamini could dictate to all the Dlaminis within royalty not to supply information to another Dlamini who is a journalist.
I am also a former Private Investigator for one of the late Prime Ministers and royal family members and in that process, established a wide network of sources within the structures of the Tinkhundla system and the State Army and Police Intelligence.
This morning, I was verifying information about Minister Phila Buthelezi’s truck, I don’t struggle when verifying information within the Traffic Registrar, banks, Home Affairs System and other institutions of the State, part of the the network of sources was established while I was working as a Private Investigator.
UMntfwaneNkhosi Sihle Dlamini angakhuluma aze aphukuhle emagwebu on Channel S or social media, labanye bantfu abamtsandzi within the Tinkhundla system and they won’t listen to him when stopping them from speaking to Zwemart.
It’s part of politics, you cannot be a dictator and tell other adults what to do, they will decide on their own not to speak to Zwemart.
The King’s Interpreter must just keep quiet and not respond kodvwa nakaganga, sitawuya kulaba lasebenta nabo labangamtsandzi, batangitjela kutsi ugange ngani, the independent media will never run out of information just because there are lunatics who think once they keep quiet and refuse to respond, the world will stop turning.
Sengigcina nje, King’s Interpreter Sihle Dlamini wabamba umfati wakhe aphinga around 2004, wabita Times journalist yaka-Matsebula kutsi ayitobuka ibhale kutsi yena sewubambe umfati aphinga.
Kute indvodza lephilako lanhloko lengenekela umfati wayo umhlaba kutsi uphingile noma ngabe wone kanganani, siSwati sitsi “kungenwa endlini ka-Gogo kutekwe licala”.
Futsi nawuyindvodza noma ungeva kutsi umfati uyaphinga, akumeli loko uze ukubone ngemehlo, after seeing a man on top of his wife, Sihle Dlamini’s life will never be the same, ngiko anjena kuloku lakubona ngemehlo.
As a country, we have found ourselves entertaining a questionable character just because that character interprets for His Majesty the King, otherwise some of us wouldn’t be even entertaining this lunatic.

King Mswati’s Interpreter Sihle Dlamini.
