By Zweli Martin Dlamini

David Simelane who allegedly harvested human body parts for Mswati is living like a King inside Matsapha Prison while incarcerated pro-democracy Members of Parliament(MPs) Bacede Mabuza and Mthandeni Dube face death.

As the media, we haven’t received any information suggesting that David Simelane was being assaulted inside prison.

In fact, the information we have suggests that he enjoys a decent ‘hotel’ meal because he was arrested while on royal duties.

Almost all the police detectives who investigated David Simelane and had critical information regarding the harvesting of human body parts died mysteriously.

One of the detectives Solomon ‘Solo’ Mavuso who was investigating David Simelane received an award from King Mswati, it became suspicious on how  Mswati could leave senior officers and award Mavuso whose rank was far lower to even attract royal attention.

A video was shared to the public where Simelane confessed to police detectives that he was harvesting human body parts but the information exposing the ‘big boss’ who employed Simelane was kept a top secret.

At some point, information suggesting that Simelane was driving Government vehicles emerged and that information did not attract public attention because at the time, the people were not convinced that Mswati was an alleged killer.

Now, considering the seriousness of the crimes committed by David Simelane, perhaps one would have expected that he might be ill-treated  inside prison.

But alas, Simelane is enjoying life in prison, even his pictures suggest that he is in good health.

Amos Mbedzi, a political prisoner who was arrested in 2008 was systematically killed by Mswati’s warders who denied him medical treatment after he suffered stroke twice.

Now, warders are doing the same to pro-democracy MPs Bacede Mabuza and Mthandeni Dube who were assaulted and subsequently denied access to medical treatment.

As a result, if it wasn’t for this publication that exposed the assault, the MPs would be languishing in prison with injuries without anyone knowing.

It should be noted that what is happening to the MPs is exactly what Mswati did to Amos Mbedzi, he was successful at the time because they were only had two newspapers, the Times and Observer.

Journalists kept quiet while Mbedzi was being systematically killed inside prison.

It is therefore important to emphasize that if action is not taken urgently, the MPs will die inside prison like Amos Mbedzi.