Let's Be Real

RE-COLONISATION AGENDA
BY SABELO GABS NXUMALO

I want to caution emaSwati against thinking that multiparty politics is the answer to all our problems.
Multiparty politics is a western concept which has been successfully used by western powers to keep Africans at war with one another for decades, while they control our economies and resources.
Western powers have no tribal loyalties and have their own traditions and cultures which multiparty politics are based on. The conflicts below were all based on multiparty politics; so we should mix our blend of politics with the best version of their multiparty politics and our culture and traditions.

Rwandan genocide💢

A Hutu revolution in 1959 forced as many as 330 000 Tutsis to flee the country, making them an even smaller minority. By early 1961, victorious Hutus had forced Rwanda’s Tutsi monarch (king) into exile and declared the country a republic. In 1994 when the Rwandan genocide started, members of the Hutu ethnic majority murdered as many as 800 000 people, mostly of the Tutsi minority.

Mozambique cold war💢

The Mozambican Civil War was a 15-year proxy war between the Soviet backed Frelimo and United States backed Renamo led by André Matsangaissa and later Alfonso Dhlakama. It was estimated that one million Mozambique citizens died during that conflict in a country which in 1990 had a population of 14 million. The US and Soviet Union played a role in the loss of African lives.

Cost of third force💢

Africans have allowed themselves to move away from their roots and culture, exposing themselves to foreign cultures which made them easy to manipulate and defeat. We are now weak people who feel that our children should learn a foreign language (English) before their mother tongue.
We feel proud that our children know English and speak broken siswati. The Japanese and Chinese think we are as foolish because they speak behind our backs in their own languages and continue to conquer the world.
Some western powers supported the apartheid regime in South Africa and did not assist the ANC during the struggle but today these powers control the South African economy, culture and every aspect of life.
As the drive for democracy in Eswatini intensifies there are forces who do not have the interest of emaSwati at heart but their own agendas. They don’t particularly hate emaSwati but they need us under their control all the time. So we must look out for the re-colonization agenda.