Times Of Swaziland: ‘I SAW LATE PM SHAKING HANDS WITH MULTITUDES’

‘I SAW LATE PM SHAKING HANDS WITH MULTITUDES’
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Sibusiso Shange  on 25/01/2021 08:27:00


MBABANE – Facebook posts by Phetsile Masilela concerning COVID-19-related
deaths in the country have got the public talking, with some questioning whether
she had a premonition about the unfolding events.
Masilela of Edlozini under Maphalaleni Constituency shared her posts on her
Facebook account on two occasions, in June and December last year. The born
again Christian posted that she heard a clear message from God in June last
year. She posted that she saw fire falling from heaven. According to the post,
the fire destroyed everything on earth. “To me, it was clear that we are
living in the wrath of God,” reads the post. In her second post, Masilela
mentioned that on December 28, 2020, she had a dream where she saw a large
gathering with the late Prime Minister Ambrose Mandvulo Dlamini. Worth noting
was that December 28, 2020, was the second day after the burial of the late
premier. She stated that the majority of people in the crowd were both female
and male prominent people, including artists of the country and were clad in
suits.
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“I saw the PM shaking hands with a group of high profile people including
cabinet ministers and celebrities. As he was shaking hands with the people, he
would say you are welcome with his calm voice and smiling face. I cried that
this should not happen because I knew the interpretation of the dream. To me, it
meant we will lose many of the people who appeared in the group as a country,”
reads the post.  Most people who saw the post asked why Masilela’s
premonitions were not taken seriously as what she posted appeared to be
happening. Worth noting was that many prominent people have succumbed to
COVID-19-related illnesses after the death of the premier. They include
President of the Conference of Churches Bishop Stephen Masilela, Minister of
Public Service Christian Ntshangase, Senator Jimmy Hlophe, King’s Office’s
Boy Mdluli, Anglican Bishop Ellinah Wamukoya, Minister of Labour and Social
Security Makhosi Vilakati, EBC’s Winnie Magagula, among others. Worth noting
was that the deceased died within a short space of time after the death of the
PM.
The recent death brought the total number of people who died from the virus to
458 while there are 4 659 active cases. The positive news is that 9 102 people
have recovered. When called yesterday, Masilela confirmed the posts. She stated
that she took the dream seriously so much that she posted it on her Facebook
page, where she usually interacted with people. Apart from the post, she stated
that she wrote a formal letter to the Acting Prime Minister, Themba Masuku,
where she explained her dream in detail.