December 13, 2024

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Detective Mphumelelo Mkhwanazi,the alleged political unrest serial killer police officer has been transferred from Mankayane to Mafutseni Police Station. 







Mkhwanazi was working closely with Sergeant Buhle Ndlangamandla who recently told this Swaziland News that he was being framed by State Intelligence spies who resigned from the police organization to spy on the pro-democracy movement.





The name of the detective features prominently in documents including an occurrence book where reports of deaths during the political unrest were recorded.

The transfer was announced by William Tsintsibala Dlamini, the National Commissioner of Police.


“The following transfers are announced for immediate implementation with immediate effect. 4735 Sgt P. Dlamini from Sidvokodvo Police Station G.D. to Matsapha Police Station G.D. 4453 Const M.Mkhwanazi from Mankayane Police Station CID to Mafutseni Police Station CID”, reads a memo released on Monday by the National Commissioner William Tsintsibala Dlamini.





A questionnaire was sent to the National Commissioner regarding the transfers, however, he had not responded at the time of compiling this report.

Reached for comments, Lucky Lukhele, the Spokesperson of the Swaziland Solidarity Network(SSN) urged residents of Mafutseni to welcome the police officer with what he described as revolutionary baptism.





“We urge residents of Mafutseni to welcome this police officer with revolutionary baptism, he must be baptized with fire. Secondly, we are not surprised at all that the system is now hiding the suspect at Mafutseni, it is part of their tactics to hide alleged killers and conceal evidence”,said the Solidarity Network Spokesperson.


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