PROPHET GCINA’S GOOD, BAD NEWS FOR PSAS

MBABANE - Self-proclaimed Prophet Gcina Mthethwa has prophesied good and bad news to the PSAs.
PSAs stand for public sector associations.

Mthethwa delivered the prophecy to hundreds of workers outside the Ministry of Public Service where they had marched to deliver a petition.
He told the PSAs that God had made it clear that they would not get their cost-of-living adjustment (CoLA) despite their efforts.

“Kute CoLA lenitamutfola, angeke nize nimtfole. Bekumele nimutfole ebhodweni kepha kushaywa lesandla nanitsi niyasifaka,” Mthethwa said in vernacular, loosely translated to: “You will not get CoLA. You were supposed to get it in the pot but unfortunately your hands are beaten.”

Claimed

Coming to what Mthethwa claimed to be good news, he told the PSAs that they would be given the reserves which he said would, however, not come easy as someone had to be a sacrifice for change in the Kingdom of Eswatini.
He claimed that peace comes after bloodshed.

“A sheep has to be slaughtered and that is Gcina Mthethwa. I don’t want to be like the prophet who compromised the truth after God had sent him to deliver a prophetic message to emaSwati.

“The prophet was sent to tell the nation that by 2022, Eswatini shall be a multiparty State. The prophet died with his family for not being truthful,” he said.
Worth noting is that Mthethwa’s prophecy in relation to Eswatini becoming a multiparty State by 2022 made him unpopular with some emaSwati.
Chairman of the Witchdoctors Association Makhanya Makhanya openly told Mthethwa that his prophecy was far from the truth. Makhanya went to the extent of telling Mthethwa that he might die before 2022.

Mthethwa stated that he was about to die for change in the Kingdom of Eswatini.
However, he stated that he did not want to die with his family just like Jesus, Stephen and John who were persecuted for the truth.
He told the workers that God appeared to him shortly after he met SNAT President Mbongwa Dlamini.

Initially, Mthethwa joined the workers who were on the way to deliver petitions. He had conversations with some marchers along the way.

Recognised

As expected, he was recognised by some marchers who, however, wondered what he had to do with the march.
Their questions were answered at the Ministry of Public Service when Mthethwa was introduced by SNAT Secretary General Sikelela Dlamini.
Dlamini welcomed Mthethwa with a song which sang ‘Ziyamazi umelusi.’

On another note, Prophet Khulani Mamba, former police mouthpeace,  declined to comment in his capacity as a prophet when sought for a comment.
He was present when Mthethwa delivered his prophecy to the workers.

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