Bat Shit Crazy in Swaziland. Hlobi Ndlovu

HE MUST TAKE PAIN KILLERS TO EASE THE PAIN - SWAZI MINISTER CAUGHT WITH ANOTHER MAN

                                          Swaziland's minister of culture, sports and youth affairs, Hlobi Ndlovu
"IF my husband is hurting, he must buy Panado and drink it with lots and lots of water to relieve the pain."

These are the flippant words of Swaziland's minister of culture, sports and youth affairs, Hlobi Ndlovu, about her South African husband, businessman and pastor Samuel Fidelis. Ndlovu was responding to questions by Sunday World about her alleged extra-marital affair.

The bat shit crazy regime in Swaziland I guess encourages this sort of hilarity.   

When told that her husband was hurting after he allegedly caught her with another man at OR International Airport on Monday, Ndlovu recommended that Fidelis stuff himself with pain killers.

Ndlovu and Sam walked down the aisle at a wedding that "melted the witch's heart" in New York in May last year. But their wedding bliss is melting like an ice cube in hot water after the Monday incident.

Our source says Ndlovu left Swaziland for overseas, saying she was going to Russia on government business.

What possible business could Swaziland have with Russia ?

It is alleged that when she returned from Russia, she slept in the airport's VIP lounge on Sunday.

"Sam was informed by his people that his wife was in the airport lounge with another man.

"When he arrived there the following day, he found her sleeping in an upright position on a couch with the man, who was also asleep, leaning against her. An argument erupted and then Sam left," says the source.

Well I have heard of the mile high club but the better question might be what was she doing in an airport lounge for two days Oh yeah sex, but kind of a public place an airport lounge.

Sam says: "I'm hurting at the moment. I love my wife and I think we'll find a way to resolve this."

Sam, the former spokesperson for bus company SA Roadlink, declined to give us more details.

"I will issue a statement next week when I'm fine because at the moment I'm not OK," he says.

It is understood that Fidelis has dispatched a team of family members to Swaziland to deliver his complaint while contemplating his future.

This just keeps getting better.

But Ndlovu spewed bile and encouraged her husband to buy headache tablets and swallow them with copious volumes of water to assuage the pain.

"I can't help it. What was wrong with me being with a man at the airport? "He will still find me with men there and maybe with you next time when you interview me," she says.

An excellent example Minister

Your marriage is allegedly on the rocks. Do you still love your husband? we ask.

"I'm not going to discuss that with you," she says. 

Sunday world.

African politics. Truly absurd, usually tragic but occasionally hilarious.