Africa-Press – Eswatini. Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) Thulisile Dladla brought smiles to beneficiaries of four houses she handed over in the Hhohho Region.
Dladla handed over the houses on May 8, 2025, where she celebrated a significant milestone by officially handing over the four newly built houses to beneficiaries in the Hhohho region. This event marked a moment of excitement, joy, and tears as families received much-needed support.
Beneficiary Highlights
Gogo Khumbulile Dlamini (Mpolonjeni, Motshane Inkhundla)
– Previous Situation: Her stick-and-mud house was destroyed by torrential rains in January 2025, leaving her homeless and living in a tent provided by the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA).
– New Home: A two-roomed house constructed by the government through NDMA, providing a stable environment for her children and grandchildren.
Gogo Florence Dlamini (Ekupheleni, Motshane Inkhundla)
– Previous Situation: Lived in a stick-and-mud structure that was even home to a snake, which she had learned to coexist with.
– New Home: Funded by the Wilton Foundation, established by Motshane MP Wilton Nkambule. The government will also provide a water tank and gutters for her new house.
Zandile Motsa (Luhlangotsini, Piggs Peak Inkhundla)
– Previous Situation: Lost her home in 2022 after her husband’s passing. She and her four children along with three grandchildren lived in a tent before receiving community assistance to build a temporary structure.
– New Home: A secure two-roomed house built by the government.
Tembono Khumalo (Mavula, Mayiwane Inkhundla)
– Previous Situation: Endured difficult living conditions after being abandoned by her husband. Her situation was brought to light by Mayiwane MP Sicelo Khungankhosi Dlamini.
– New Home: A newly constructed house to improve her living conditions significantly.
Event Attendance
The event was graced by various Members of Parliament (MPs) from the visited Tinkhundla, including:
– Motshane MP Wilton Nkambule
– House of Assembly Speaker and Piggs Peak MP Jabulani Mabuza
– Mayiwane MP Sicelo Dlamini
This initiative not only provides homes to those in need but also reflects the commitment of the government and local organizations to support vulnerable communities in Eswatini.
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