Quotes of the week
napped, but he was taken by the police for further investigations. PHUMLANI DLAMINI
‘Gawzela’s son is in safe hands, it’s just that he needs to assist the police with information.
MAVELA MAMBANE
‘Gawuzela’ vanished and placed his family in an unfortunate position.
JABULANI LULANE
They did well by taking him in for questioning because they could be using him for bad agendas. MUSA MANTINI
He could have done something that is against the law, emaphoyisa angeke amane amsukele nje. KHUKS SUKATI a person owning a pharmacy on the side?
SETSABILE MNGUNY WASEBUHLENI
All the people who own pharmacies must be traced and questioned on where do they get their stock.
THEMBUMENZI BHEMBE
POCA should conclude everything, but some people have legit businesses which make them millions.
PERTUNIA MALINDZISA
Those civil servants are corrupt as they are stealing from government to open their private pharmacies.
XOLI XABA also high up in government.
KWANELE HESHANE MBHELE the echelons
Bawacedzile kevele lamaphilisi lama civil servants and then they blame government.
MDUDUZI SIZIBA
Those civil face the law.
SMASH-GURL DLAKADLA
servants
need of
to school.
MBUSO LOKOTFWAKO
Parents must report all their children’s illnesses to teachers so that they can be monitored. Rest in peace nana.
BONGINKOSI DLAMINI
This is sad.
MFIHLAKALO BRIGHTWELL DLAMINI
Schools must stop forcing pupils to participate in sports.
NKHOSI KUHLASE
“We now fear and are reluctant to elect a Member of Parliament (MP) as they are arrested for representing the will of the people,” said some Fonteyn residents under Mbabane East Constituency.
“Hospitals do not have drugs, there are also no scholarships for our children who are idling at home,” said former Executive Director at CANGO Emmanuel Ndlangamandla.
“I don’t need to be lectured about considering all options by an inherently biased individual when it comes to the disenfranchised section of our population,” said Lobamba Lomdzala Member of Parliament Marwick Khumalo.
“However, I took him to school by force because I was concerned how he would survive if he does not go to school,” said Archbishop Busisiwe Vilakati.
“I became so terrified. I said a short prayer because I thought they wanted to shoot me from behind in order to make it look like I was running away,” said Kenneth Nkambule.
“I was heartbroken brethren,”bengilimele bazalwane kakhulu. In my anger, I ended up uttering words which I was not supposed to say as a child of God,” said founder of Ncandweni Christ Ambassadors and Member of Parliament Timothy Myeni.
“We can’t be addressing the same issue over and over again. The ministry should engage us on how we can assist them in terms of a piece of legislation so that this issue is dealt with,” said Hhukwini MP Nkhanyeti Ngwenya.
“Once you start the process of dialysis, there is nothing that you are able to do normally, like any other person,” said Ntobeko Mamba, a Lawyer by profession. in educating us about the Tinkhundla System in the past four years. By now we would have been better armed to ask pertinent questions regarding the system and they wouldn’t be putting out fires.
DOREEN GAMEDZE-MDLULI
The EBC should make sure they deal with anyone who interrupts the elections accordingly. Beyisa kabi phela labantfu bema comrades.
MBUSO SAMKETI
The EBC does not have constitutional powers to issue such a statement.
ZAZI DLAMINI
Deal with them EBC, we want to vote tsine labanye.
MANDLA MASUKU
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