ZIONIST HELPS FAMILY LOCATE DEAD RELATIVE

MBABANE – After 10 days of searching for their relative, who was involved in an accident at Makholokholo, a family found him dead in a forest at Mantsholo through the help of a Zion woman.

Celucolo Nkwanyana (27) from Motjane, who was a motor mechanic and owned a garage at Ngwenya, was found to have ended his own life by hanging himself in the forest. His body was found at around 9am yesterday. According to his brother Dumisani Dlamini, a Zion woman helped them find their brother after they consulted her on Saturday morning. Dlamini said the woman told them that Celucolo had run straight from the accident scene and did not change his direction anywhere. The Zion woman then informed the family that he was somewhere close to a construction site in a forest and they went there on the Saturday evening but their search was cut short as it was dark. “We continued with the search yesterday and we eventually found the body.

The rope he had used to hang himself was short and we suspect he had tied it around the waist earlier. We had contacted several people following his disappearance and it seems the Zion woman knew what she was doing because we thought of a construction area in the direction she was talking about and we found him,” Dlamini said. Nkwanyana did not have a wife or child, according to his brother. It had been suspected that Nkwanyana got scared after he was involved in the car accident as those who saw him said he ran towards the Nkoyoyo Palace direction. Dlamini said the family suspected that his brother’s mind got disturbed as it was the first time he was involved in a car accident. A search last week ensued around the mountains at Makholokholo with the hope that they would find him alive and hiding. Information gathered was that when they began the search, his shoes and his personal items were found in a forest at Makholokholo.

The car accident Celucolo was involved in happened on September 23, 2017 and he was driving in the company of a passenger who was identified to be a soldier. They were returning from town with the soldier who had hired him to fix his vehicle. After the accident, the soldier was treated and discharged on the same day as he sustained minor injuries to his arms. People who were at the scene said Nkwanyana did not hang around after the accident and suspicions were that he thought the passenger had passed away. When traffic police arrived at the

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