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The recent article published by terrorist Swaziland News alleging that The Kingdom Online Network and its associates received Taiwan funding to βinsultβ certain individuals on social media is reckless, unsubstantiated, and designed to mislead the public.
The article relies entirely on anonymous sources, speculation, and sensational claims without producing a single document, payment record, contract, or credible witness to support the allegations. Serious accusations involving millions of Emalangeni cannot be treated as gossip and published as fact without evidence.
The Kingdom Online Network categorically denies being part of any alleged E10 million campaign intended to attack or neutralize anyone online. The claims are politically motivated fiction meant to create division and attract attention through controversy rather than factual journalism.
It is deeply concerning that a publication claiming to uphold journalism would publish such explosive allegations while admitting that even Government officials declined to comment. Instead of presenting verified facts, the article depends on hearsay and unnamed individuals whose credibility cannot be tested.
The attempt to drag the name of Ncamiso Ngcamphalala into these allegations is equally irresponsible. No proof has been presented showing that he or The Kingdom Online Network received the alleged E500,000 or participated in any organized online operation.
This pattern of publishing emotionally charged accusations without verifiable evidence continues to damage the credibility of the source itself. Professional journalism requires balance, proof, accountability, and the right of reply, not rumor presented as national truth.
The public is encouraged to treat such stories with caution and to distinguish between factual reporting and politically charged propaganda designed to provoke outrage and social division.