By Zweli Martin Dlamini

MBABANE:Percy Simelane, the King’s Spokesperson says he “has no record of the R10million late Adolf Ngwenyama’s Farm” allegedly donated to King Mswati.

But despite denying knowledge of the matter, the King’s Spokesperson clarified that maybe it was due to matter a communication breakdown hence he cannot commit.

“We have no record of the Farm and its alleged donation to the King. We therefore elect not to commit half-headedly lest we contaminate both truths and facts about it. We want to continue to believe that it's a question of communication breakdown and the truth shall prevail in the end hopefully,” said the King’s Spokesperson.

It has reported by this publication that, the children of the late Adolf Ngwenyama has been deprived the right to inherit their father’s property, Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala through Master of the High Court Phumzile Thomo allegedly grabbed the file from Manzini Regional Office to Mbabane.

The children were first told that the Farm was donated to Philani Maswati Charity Organization but Chairman Lutfo Dlamini clarified that it was donated to the King not Philani.

“I am aware of the matter but the Farm was not donated to Philani Maswati as alleged, it was donated to the King. You can verify this with the Attorney General, he is in possession of the documents suggesting that, the Farm was donated to the King not Philani Maswati”, said the Philani Maswati Chairman.

Efforts to reach the Attorney General(AG) Sifiso Khumalo proved unsuccessful at the time of compiling this report.

Master of the High Court Phumzile Thomo referred comments to Registrar of the High Court Nozipho Mazibuko.

But information gathered by this publication suggests that, the Chief Justice was behind the Master of the High Court recent decision stopping Assistant Masters within the Regions to administrate monies or approve withdrawals above fifty thousand Rands(R50,000.00) without the signature of Phumzile Thomo after developing an interest to grab some properties belongjng to deceased emaSwati.

As a result, multimillion eState risk being looted by the Chief Justice who is controlling the Master of the High Court.

Parliament tried to investigate the Master of the High Court Office amid alleged corruption but, Chief Justice Bheki Maphalala stopped the investigation by Members of Parliament(MPs) and went on to establish his own Commission of Inquiry.