Africa-Press – Eswatini. Former Mangololo Secretary General Jabulani Nxumalo made a voice call to businessman Muzi ‘MA’ Dlamini on Tuesday morning requesting money for his fake online publication.
Nxumalo,a financially struggling political outcast,allegedly told the businessman that they have an online publication that defends the Kingdom of eSwatini but they needed financial support and other resources.
Nxumalo was expelled from Mangololo together with R1million fraud suspect Gcina Dlamini for misappropriating monies belonging to Mangololo.They then formed an organization known as the Concerned Citizens that claimed to be defending the Sovereignty of eSwatini.
Two weeks ago,Nxumalo was seen ‘picking-up’ former President of the Economic Freedom Fighters(EFF) Ncamiso Ngcamphalala at a Complex next to Satellite Ezulwini,they then drove towards Manzini.
Ngcamphalala is allegedly doing layouts for Nxumalo and Gcina Dlamini’s fake online publication that insults political activists and members of the underground forces.
Reached for comments,businessman Muzi Dlamini was reluctant to confirm the issue of money but said these days,Jabulani Nxumalo has reduced his frequent calls.
“What he normally does,uvama kungitfumelela letintfo takhe letingaphili tabo Kingdom Online,”said the businessman.
Nxumalo,a resident of Ludzeludze next to Kwaluseni Campus of the University of Eswatini(UNESWA) has been struggling to get the attention of the country’s authorities since he ‘sold’ out the then the Swaziland Federation of Trade Unions(SFTU).
A questionnaire was sent to Jabulani Nxumalo,however,he had not responded at the time of compiling this report.
A high profile person close to the matter said Nxumalo has been approaching them asking for money on basis that he was defending the country online.
“They were expelled from Mangololo for stealing money.Nanyalo kute intfo labangayenta laba.Ubeke Jabulani lana,ubeke Gcina bese ubeka imali,khohlwa bayatiwa laba emalini,”said the high profile insider.
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