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MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF LOGO FOR KING MSWATI III'S 57TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

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HRH Princess Lindiwe pose for a picture with Birthday organizing team HRH Princess Lindiwe, officially launched the logo for His Majesty King Mswati III’s 57th birthday celebration on Friday. The event gathered esteemed guests, including members of both Houses of the Home Affairs Portfolio Committee, traditional leaders, senior government officials, and members of the media. During her address, Princess Lindiwe announced that this year’s celebrations will take place in Nhlangano on the 25th of April 2025. Moreover, she expressed her warm invitation to all citizens, urging them to participate in commemorating this special occasion as an opportunity to unite and envision a hopeful future. The Minister emphasized the economic potential surrounding the celebration, highlighting various projects and markets aimed at empowering local communities. “It is crucial that we leverage this occasion to uplift one another and showcase the rich culture and heritage of Eswatini,” she said, callin...

INKHOSI HHOYI II CALLS FOR UNITY AND DEVELOPMENT AT UMMEMO EVENT IN MPUMALANGA

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Chief Hhoyi II with Eswatini warriors at Ummemo Mpumalanga, Republic of South Africa – Inkhosi Hhoyi II of the kaNgomane chiefdom expressed profound gratitude to all traditional leaders who attended the ummemo event on Saturday. The gathering highlighted both community support and pressing issues concerning the registration of Mozambican immigrants within the community. Chief Hhoyi II addressing the gathering In his address, Inkhosi Hhoyi II underscored the importance of registering migrants for statistical and developmental purposes, assuring them that their information would not be reported to the police. “Our goal is to ensure that all residents are accounted for and included in community development plans,” he stated. He also called attention to the alarming trend of unregistered children being born every day, stressing the need for proper registration within the chiefdom to support their future. Acknowledging the contributions of regional leadership, Inkhosi Hhoyi thanked His Ma...

KING MSWATI III ENCOURAGES LUTSANGO TO FOSTER NATIONAL GROWTH

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His Majesty King Mswati III delivers keynote address at Hlane    His Majesty King Mswati III addressed members of Lutsango yesterday during the second session of the annual Buganu ceremony, emphasizing the vital role they play in the cultural and social fabric of the nation. The King urged Lutsango to help steer Eswatini toward growth and prosperity. In his keynote speech, King Mswati III described Lutsango as a cultural protector, safeguarding homes from animals and adverse weather conditions. “We trust that, with such a unique name, Lutsango will adhere to its purpose: to protect the nation and serve as its foundation, ensuring that we prosper socially, health-wise, technologically, and in all other aspects,” he remarked. The King also highlighted the importance of cultural education, stating that Lutsango should teach the nation about Eswatini’s rich traditions, respect, and self-care. He emphasized, “It is our collective responsibility to empower each individual to con...

KING MSWATI III POSTPONES UMKHANDLU TO SUNDAY

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  His Majesty King Mswati III has officially announced the postponement of Umkhandlu to Sunday, a significant shift from the traditional schedule. The announcement was made through Indvuna Phindile Matsebula during the second session of the Buganu ceremony held at the Hlane Royal Residence. Umkhandlu, typically celebrated on the same day as the vibrant and colorful song and dance festivities, will now take place tomorrow, departing from its usual early morning hours. Lutsango, is set to receive Tinkuzi, the ceremonial offerings, and will depart for their respective communities on Monday, following the day of festivities. During the first session of the Buganu ceremong held at Buhleni Royal Residence, His Majesty King Mswati III declared that the Monday following the Hlane Buganu ceremony will be observed as a public holiday. This decision allows Lutsango members and the public to celebrate and return to their communities without the urgency of daily work commitments. This year’s Bu...