Africa-Press – Eswatini. Sabela Foundation has donated 30 pairs of shoes to the National Commissioner of Police (NATCOM) to support underprivileged pupils in Eswatini. The donation has been made to help children attend school comfortably and with dignity.
The shoes were received by National Commissioner of Police, Vusie Manoma Masango. Speaking during the handover, NatCom thanked the foundation for their generosity. “Your support means a lot and will make a huge difference to the children,” he said.
Fakazi Samuel from Sabela Foundation explained the motivation behind the donation. “Every child deserves the opportunity to pursue education comfortably. Many children face challenges beyond the classroom, including basic needs like proper footwear. We were inspired to donate because shoes are not just a material item, they symbolize care, support, and inclusion,” he said.
He added that education is a vital tool for breaking the cycle of poverty and empowering the next generation. “By providing shoes, we hope to remove a small barrier that may prevent children from attending school confidently. This initiative also shows our commitment to supporting youth and encouraging the community to care for each other,” Samuel said.
The foundation also highlighted the impact they hope the donation will have on the wider community. “We hope this act inspires a culture of giving and social responsibility. By working with the National Commissioner of Police, we want to reinforce collaboration between organizations, the government, and civil society to uplift underprivileged communities,” Samuel said.
Sabela Foundation said they are proud to stand with the Commissioner, the Government, and His Majesty King Mswati III in building a stronger and peaceful nation. The donation is part of their commitment to support children’s education and development.
This initiative is seen as a step toward a brighter future for Eswatini’s children, showing that small acts of care can have meaningful impacts.
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