By Musa Mdluli

DWALENI: Busisiwe Mabuza, the Dwaleni Farm Lodge owner threatened an ex-employee who was allegedly raped by her son alleged serial rapist Phiwangesihle Qiniso Dlamini.

It has been disclosed that, the suspect who is wanted by the police for allegedly abducting and raping a fifteen (15) year-old school, has been with impunity, raping Dwaleni Farm Lodge young employees who were fresh from school or the University.

One of the victims, a former employee cried hysterically as she “narrates to this Swaziland News” how the suspect raped her inside the Lodge.

“It was on the New Year crossover December 31st, 2020, he asked me to serve him with food in the room, his mother was also present but in a separate room within the Lodge. When I arrived he closed the door and raped me. After realizing that my vigina was tight, he used sharp pieces of a bottle to increase the hole. As we speak, when it’s time to go the toilet, I just relieve myself to the pampers because he increased even the anus role with the pieces of bottle. He literally destroyed me and to make matters worse, her mother Busisiwe Mabuza would consistently call and threaten me saying; “wena utenta victim, uboke uye emaphoyiseni utawubona tsine asiboshwa lakhaya ngabe utawushonaphi, ngitakucoshisa nalapho sewusebenta khona,”said the victim who literally cried hysterically while narrating what she went through.

The suspect is wanted by the police for rape, she allegedly abducted a 15 year-old school girl and raped her several times, her mother had to rush to National Commissioner Vusi Manoma Masango after Sigodvweni Police Station cops refused to arrest the suspect, saying “he is a royal family member”.

Senior Superintendent Phindile Vilakati, the Police Spokesperson, declined to comment regarding the wanted alleged royal serial rapist.

Rape suspect Phiwayinkhosi Qiniso Dlamini is the grandson of Prince Makhungu and Inkhosikati LaMhlanga.

Efforts to seek a comment from Dwaleni Farm Lodge owner Busisiwe Mabuza proved unsuccessful at the time of compiling this report.

Reached for comments by this Swaziland News, Nonhlanhla Dlamini, the Executive Director of the Eswatini Action Group Against Abuse (SWAGAA) urged the victim to visit their Offices for assistance.

“Rape is a very painful experience and she must visit our Offices in Manzini for assistance,” said the SWAGAA Director.