CAF’S BIG JOKE!

About three o’clock, Jesus cried with a loud voice, Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachathani?” which means “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”

Matthew 27:46. “Then Jesus cried with a loud voice again and died,” Matthew 27:50.
Bazalwane rejoice because He has paid all your debts today on the cross for you. Rejoice because you are now heirs of the Kingdom. Rejoice because you now have salvation. Rejoice because you now have everlasting life. He has carried all your sins and debts onto the cross and all your troubles are gone. No more crying and weeping. No more barrenness and hardship. No more unemployment and wickedness towards your family. No more sickness and diseases in your life and your entire family. Jesus brought you life and light today so don’t forsake and betray Him. Hold on to the cross because He is coming very soon. Jesus love for you is an amazing one. Love Him back and you will never regret it. #Good Friday.

Sangena Gazi, singena ngemavi from the Holy book today because, as we all know, it is Easter weekend which means the death and rise of our Lord Jesus Christ. Gazi, for all our sins, we know the Bible like the back of our hands and we worship Him. 
Since ke Gazi, we were in church nayitolo on Good Friday, we are taking things slowly this time but ke Gazi, kona tsine we support Sigebhugebhu but we are shocked by the abhorrent refereeing and treatment meted by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) on our lone inter-club tournament representatives, Mbabane Swallows.

Phela Swallows, on local shores, were known kutsi they first knock on the door of the opposition ingavuli. Then they apply minimum force and the opposition doesn’t respond. Then bese bona bangena nalesivalo. It looks like ke-Gazi, CAF naye ungena nesivalo this time kuyo le-Swallows! Gegegegege. How can they suspend a player, Sabelo ‘Sikhali’ Ndzinisa, on a spurious charge of having broken a dressing room door, when the dressing rooms were guarded by 200 soldiers carrying AK47’s, police and security personnel carrying batons?

Besides ke Gazi, phela our former mphatsi who was on the background le-Congo where we are told, kunuka buphuya nje and lekasi letfu Emgababa kungaba li-town lelimatima, told us kutsi nanaye the security didn’t want him to attend the press conference after the game until he produced a Press Card. Luckily he had one with him and was eventually allowed inside the press room. Such was the security that you would have thought lo-president of the country was in attendance. Then, for God’s sake, how did ‘Sikhali’ break the door?

Umlangeni told us nalesivalo is made of steel and for ‘Sikhali’ to break it down he would have needed not just a hammer but i-hhom-light. In any case, why was he not arrested by the motley group of soldiers, police and security personnel if he had done loko?
Add the fact that a genuine goal was disallowed – even television replays on Soccer Africa Show are full testimony – on stoppage time, then you begin to wonder kutsi iyaphi lebhola la-Africa. Gazi, tsine we know why no Africa country has reached the semi-finals of the World Cup, never mind winning it. It is such corruption which then exposes our national teams.
We can only hope that Swallows, with or without ‘Sikhali’, will go on to defy all odds and poor officiating by beating AC Leopards and become the first team in Swaziland to qualify for the group stages under the new format.
Prayer will do it for the ‘Birds’ and they need it. Tsine we are certain God will intervene on their behalf. Kubo Mkhonto Ka-Shaka!

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