Eswatini Daily News

By Thokozani Mazibuko

The Press Club of Eswatini is in mourning following the tragic passing of Justice Dlamini, a longtime employee of Channel YemaSwati TV.

His death, which occurred on Monday, has left a profound impact on both the local journalism community and his many viewers.

Dlamini was a highly respected journalist, producer, and sports programme director, with more than 15 years dedicated to the advancement of media in Eswatini.

Renowned for his storytelling prowess, he brought community news to life, ensuring that the voices and stories of ordinary Swatis were heard and celebrated.

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His work was characterized by an unwavering passion for journalism and a commitment to delivering quality information to the public.

Timothy Simelane, the Interim President of the Press Club of Eswatini, expressed the sentiments of many when he stated, “Mr. Dlamini was not just a brilliant journalist but also a loving family man and a friend to many.

The late Justice Dlamini

His impact transcended the newsroom, touching the lives of countless individuals in the community. His contributions have enriched the journalism industry in our kingdom and will be remembered for years to come.”

Dlamini’s legacy is not only anchored in his professional achievements. To many, he was a warm and approachable figure father and son who cherished his family.

Colleagues and friends remember him as a “people person” who possessed the remarkable ability to connect with others, making them feel valued and heard.

As news of his passing spread, a wave of shock and sadness enveloped the Eswatini Press Club family as well as the broader press corps, all of whom have felt the void left by his absence.

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In a statement released to the public, the Press Club has extended their deepest condolences to Dlamini’s family, friends, and colleagues at Channel YemaSwati TV.

“His dedication to his craft and his community will never be forgotten,” the statement concluded.
As tributes continue to pour in from within the journalism community and beyond, Justice Dlamini’s lasting impact on Eswatini’s media landscape will be cherished and celebrated.

In remembrance, the Press Club urges all to reflect upon the life and work of Dlamini a testament to the art of journalism and the human spirit.

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