MBABANE: Sibongile Mazibuko,the President of the Ngwane National Liberatory Congress(NNLC) who has been vocal on demanding justice for the women who were defrauded through the royal linked Swaziland Women Economic Empowerment Trust(SWEET) says, Central Bank Governor Phil Mnisi created false hopes saying the women will receive their money.
Responding to this Swaziland News this week,Mazibuko said, the Governor failed to comply with a court order and wind-up the defunct project.
“We are very disappointed about the manner in which this issue of sweet has manifested itself ,we had a sparse of hope when Pastor Phil Mnisi finally made an announcement that emaswati would at least get back what they invested even without interest”, said the NNLC President.
A questionnaire was sent to the Central Bank Governor, however, he had not responded at the time of compiling this report.
On another note,the NNLC President said, the reason her political organization calls for democracy “is to ensure that all peple are equal before the law” she accused those who alleged looted the public monies of hiding behind Indlovukazi who is above the law.
“That's why as NNLC we demand democracy where all who defraud the nation will face the wrath of the law for now emaswati have nowhere to go since the organisation belongs to the Queen Mother who is immune to prosecution”, said the NNLC President.
Rural women in eSwatini.