By Bongiwe Dlamini

MBABANE: Mbuso Ntjingila, the former State owned radio journalist has died.

It has been disclosed that Ntjingila died on Friday afternoon, close friends and family members told this publication that he felt weak, collapsed and died.

“He was driving and said he was feeling weak and died a few minutes later,” said a source within the State owned radio.

The State owned radio reported about Ntjingila’s death in its news bulletin on Saturday evening.

Efforts to reach Ntjingila’s family proved unsuccessful at the time of compiling this report.

Ntjingila resigned from the Eswatini Broadcasting and Information Services(EBIS) after being victimized by the then Deputy Director Gcinangaye Tsabedze who was very close to the late Prime Minister Barnabas Dlamini.

Despite being a senior journalist, Ntjingila was prevented from covering international trips, a Parliament and or media reports later emerged that females who were in intimate relationships with the late Prime Minister were selected to cover the events and paid thousands of Rands from public funds.