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Zweli Martin Dlamini’s Agenda to Destroy SWALIMO Through His smear Campaign
There are growing concerns about Zweli Martin Dlamini’s actions as a propagandist, with many accusing him of using a smear campaign to target SWALIMO and its leaders. Critics say he is putting personal agendas above facts and is breaking journalistic ethics in the process.
Recently, Melissa Msweli posed a question to Mthandeni Dube, fully aware that he would struggle to answer fairly. Dube was reportedly under pressure, at the mercy of King Mswati. Observers describe this situation as asking someone to choose between freedom and a gun pointed at their head—an impossible dilemma under such circumstances.
Allegations suggest that Zweli Martin Dlamini has been actively working to tarnish SWALIMO’s reputation by claiming that Dube has rejected the organization. However, sources indicate that Dube never officially joined SWALIMO, making such accusations baseless. There are also claims that Zweli harbors a personal grudge against Mduduzi Simelane Gaw’zela, SWALIMO’s president, and is doing everything possible to damage his reputation.
Concerns have also been raised about Zweli’s reliance on international funding. Reports allege that he benefits from support from organizations such as OSISA, Southern Defenders, whistleblowers, and others. Critics argue that Zweli may be exploiting these funds to promote a specific narrative and to elevate his personal profile, rather than supporting genuine journalistic or activist causes.
Many believe Zweli Martin Dlamini’s actions are driven by ego and personal vendettas, rather than a genuine commitment to truth or justice. As allegations of misappropriation and manipulation come to light, questions are being raised about the integrity of the organizations supporting him.
It is essential for donor organizations and the public to scrutinize Zweli’s activities closely. Ensuring that funds are not being misused to spread misinformation or to damage reputations is vital to maintaining integrity in activism and journalism.