MBABANE:Zweli Martin Dlamini, the Director of this Swaziland News says, he might soon sell a percentage of his sharers for R30million but remain a majority shareholder.
“We are engaging possible investors on the shares both in a country based in the Middle East, South Africa and eSwatini. We hope to partner with an investor that we share common interests with”, said the Director.
Dlamini said, the publication has reached a stage it needs shareholders to advance its agenda to inform the public.
“So far we are engaging on a possible R30million offer and if we agree, we will have a new shareholder”, Dlamini who holds 90% shares on Swaziland News said.
Dlamini said only investors who fully subscribe to the common agenda of the publication to promote human rights, democracy, the rule of law, transparency and accountability in the public administration will be considered not those who will then seek to change the editorial policy of the publication.
Dlamini said, the idea is to build an independent publication that will exist and remain trusted even in the new democratic dispensation.
Director Zweli Martin Dlamini.