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02/01/2026

Big shout out to my new rising fans! Fed Dlamini, Sibokhosi Shongwe

02/01/2026

EmaSwati lasuka kuleli ayofundzela tekuvikela (military) kulela lase Russia, ahlaba umkhosi kuhulumende wakuleli !!

June 18, 2024
Swato News
By Editor

emaSwati lasuka kuleli ngekusitwa nguhulumeni wakaNgwane kutsi ayofundzela tekuvikela (military training) eveni lase Russia akhala ngekutsi sekuphele emalanga solo alala etitaladini nasetikhumulweni tetindiza.

Batsi loku kubangwa kutsi hulumende wakaNgwane solo akababhadaleli emathikithi ekutsi bagibele tindiza babuye ekhaya. Umbiko labasivetele wona utsi, sive sakulela lase Russia sesihamba sibashutha sibenta inhlekisa etinkhundleni takhona tekuchumana. Nankhu umlayeto labasitfumelele wona.

"They are more than 20 officer cadets who were studying in russia, & they are stranded in Russia because the army (EUDF can't afford to buy for them flight tickets). Some of them are sleeping in parks and on the chairs in the airport of st Petersburg. They pass outed on Saturday but only to find out that their employer can't afford their ticket money. They have no food there, they are now seeking for an audience with the king. How Can a soldier live on the streets without shelter and food. They have sent someone (lincusa) to ask for them from the king.no one is communicating with them, now the people of Russia are starting to ask themselves questions about the cadets who are sleeping on top of their suitcases in the street waiting for their employer to buy them their tickets."

01/01/2026

When a plan to find relevant people fails.......What you have to know about Mzwelisto .....let's talk tomorrow 8pm house...... happy new year Comacoma 💪🎉🎊🎊🎊

01/01/2026

When a plan to find relevant people fails.......What you have to know about Mzwelisto .....let's talk tomorrow 8pm house.... happy new year Comacoma 💪🎉🎊🎊🎊

01/01/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Sibusiso Ndzabukelwako, Sehata Ka Boya, Buthelezi Wandile, Thamie Smanga Ziane, Skhumbuzo Wiseman Ripinga, Given Godide Ntuli, Evangelist Mbuyane Valco, Florence Danisa, Wandi Tito Mabuza, Wiseman Mxolisi Ntshangase, Fedeinc Dlamini, Mduduzi Collen Mkhatshwa, Johannes Molako, Ellef Papas, Menzi Malinga, Gugulethu Sqwayi Nkabinde, Mandla Mamba, Themba Nkosi, Mike Methule, Ntókozo-Vincé Malindisa, Ziphe Mkhize, Louw Yvonne Mathapelo, Desire Jeke Siwela, Lungie Ngwenya, Ben Sphelele Simelane, Bonginkosi Principal Mbhamali, Ncamiso D Davy Dave, Simiso Gina, Thokozani Sydney Mabuza, Idos Thabo Mokoena, Mhleli Mazingela Senabelo Mtsetfwa, Solom Solly Mahlangu, Sboniso Agrippa Sbiya, Bongani Maphalala, Lekhuleni Japhta Siyanda, Olga Mabelane, Mafika Thwala, Thembisile Lambhele, Sphamandla Speejoh Mthembu, George Manyonyoba, Bafana Saka, Nkulueko Zweilbanzi Mdlovu, Mbhekie Ruddy Mthombenie, Khanyi Dlaminy, Mbuso Magutshwa Mbuso Magutshwa, R Dhla Nhla, Mandla Thimoty, Nthangase Bongani, Ayanda Dlamini, Melusi Magagula .... Happy 🆕 year!!!

01/01/2026

Ungene Njani Ku 2026?

31/12/2025

Royalty Linked Member of Parliament, Hon Khungankhosi with some others members of the evil regime, today paid a visit to Matsapha Prison to check on inmates. Amongst those inmates, was Bacede Mabuza. He was arrested by Mswati's government on 2021 for supporting the call for democratic reforms inside parliament.

Aw'kodvwa Bacede!
Left - Hon Bacede Mabuza
Right - Hon Khungankhosi Dlamini

30/12/2025

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Sikucondza ngalokuphelele kutsi umbuso waMswati wesiysatfu wenta nome ngabe yini lokusemandleni kucekela phansi imetamo yabo somabhizinisi labamalunga emacembu etemapolitiki. Well Dlamini akazange sekabonakale ngisho nangalelilodvwa lusuku ahlasela lombuso wemdlwenguli longuMswati ngetikhali.

Intfo leyaye yenteke kutsi emaphoyisa lasekela bukhosi ayaye afike netichumane letiyingoti atitsatse khona emisebentini afike atitfukuse ekhaya lakho. Asuke lapho bese wona futsi aye ayeta atophenya kungatsi khona lowalume indlebe kani akunjalo. Emaswati lamanengi angekhatsi emajele ngenca yabo lobucili bemaphoyisa lasekela umbuso wemgcilati. Well Dlamini akanasici. Sisengakefiki lesikhatsi sekutsi lamaphoyisa lenta njena atsi ayokutekisa licala abe emuva ekhaya alungiselela imingcwabo yebantfwana bawo.

Sesisondzele lesikhatsi sekutsi sishaye inja kuze kuvele kumnikati wayo. Uma aphuma bese ke sicoca nayo insizwa. Mswati ungayijaki imphi. Imphi iyabulala. Ungasifuceli lesive semaSwati kulelo kona.

28/12/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Swaziland Today News
28 December 2025

Public Outrage Over Double Standards in Justice and Morality During Incwala Ceremony.

The nation is compelled to confront a deeply troubling contradiction that strikes at the heart of justice, morality, and accountability in Eswatini.
It has been publicly observed and widely discussed that His Majesty King Mswati III is participating in and enjoying the sacred Incwala ceremony in the company of individuals who, according to publicly available records and past media reports, were imprisoned for serious crimes, including murder. Among the names repeatedly mentioned in public discourse is Ntuthuko Dlamini, who was previously incarcerated for murder and later given a chance to attend the Incwala ceremony and have a fresh breath.
At the same time, Honourable Bacede Mabuza—a political leader who has never been convicted of murder or any violent crime—remains behind prison walls.
This stark contrast has ignited anger, confusion, and pain among ordinary citizens. The question confronting the nation is unavoidable: How can individuals associated with grave acts of violence walk free and participate in national and cultural events, while a political figure who has not taken a life remains imprisoned?
Incwala is not merely a celebration; it is a sacred ceremony which is supposed to symbolise unity, purity, and moral order. The presence and acceptance of individuals with histories of extreme violence, while peaceful political figures are detained, undermines the very values the ceremony is meant to uphold.
This situation reflects an alarming pattern of selective justice, where political considerations appear to outweigh fairness, consistency, and moral accountability. It sends a dangerous message to the public—that allegiance and proximity to power matter more than truth, justice, or human dignity.

25/12/2025

It is with profound sorrow that we, Swaziland Today News, express our deep concern for the continued detention of Hon. Mduduzi Bacede Mabuza, brother to the Speaker of Parliament, who is currently serving his fifth Christmas in prison in Eswatini since 2021.

Hon. Mabuza's imprisonment stems from his courageous advocacy for democratic reforms within Parliament, a fundamental right in any democratic society. The severity of his sentence, 85 years, appears disproportionate to his actions and has been met with widespread criticism from the international community, including Amnesty International, which has designated him a "prisoner of conscience".

We urge the authorities in Eswatini to review Hon. Mabuza's case and consider the principles of justice, democracy, and human rights. If our voices can't be heard, then finally our silence will speak.

24/12/2025

REMEMBER IMPRISONED HON BACEDE MABUZA

Mduduzi Bacede Mabuza, a pro-democracy MP in Eswatini, is entering his 5th Christmas in prison for supporting democratic reforms. Arrested in July 2021, Mabuza was sentenced to 85 years for terrorism, sedition, and murder related to peaceful protests against King Mswati III's absolute monarchy.

Mabuza's imprisonment has sparked international outcry, with Amnesty International designating him a "prisoner of conscience" and calling for his immediate release. The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has also ruled his detention arbitrary and violating international human rights law.

Mabuza was elected as an independent MP in 2018 and advocated for democratic reforms and anti-corruption measures. He was arrested with fellow MP Mthandeni Dube during pro-democracy protests in 2021. Mabuza was sentenced to 85 years in prison, with Dube receiving 58 years. The international community demands release, citing unfair trial and human rights abuses.

The situation highlights concerns about human rights and democracy in Eswatini. Various organizations are advocating for Mabuza's release and for the Eswatini government to respect human rights and democratic principles.

22/12/2025