It is important to bring to the attention of those who always provoke, hunt and fight those in exile with the intention of pleasing Mswati that it’s difficult and dangerous to fight those who take that route.
Firstly, a person who is in exile knows where you stay, and you don’t know his or her whereabouts.
This means you are at his mercy and your survival will depend on whether the action is not threatening his life.
Unlike you, a person who is in exile does not have an alternative to hide after being forced out of his country.
Secondly, most people who are in exile are bitter and angry after surviving assassination attempts by Mswati’s regime, they can now do anything to protect their lives and this include instilling pain to those who continue to persecute them and add salt to their political wounds.
Thirdly, if a person who is in exile misses home,obstruct any effort for him/her to go back home at your own risk because that person might be angered by the fact that you always wake-up from your own home to hunt him and he can end your privilege if he gets angry.
Lastly, most people who are in exile are bitter after being persecuted, provoke and mock them at your own risk,they might vent their anger against the Tinkhundla system upon you.
I hope I am making sense to those who always think they can take on those in exile to please Mswati, good luck!
These Swazis are no longer the same,some are guerrilla fighters now.
Do it to a certain level and make sure those persecuted Swazis do not classify you as their enemy; most of them are armed now and waiting for an opportunity to strike against the regime, make sure you are safe.
It’s difficult to defeat a person who is in exile, unless he wants to be defeated.
This is not the old generation that ran to exile to hide, the current one is training how to attack and to end the comfort of those who are persecuting them.
King Mswati.