By Wendy Magagula

LOBAMBA: George Wachira, the United Nations(UN)Resident Coordinator visited Lobamba Inkhundla on Wednesday that will provide Government services.

Wachira said the UN has a mandate to support countries achieve Agenda 2030 of the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs).

“The UN has a specific mandate to support countries to achieve Agenda 2030 of the SDGs and we are pleased that the Tinkhundla Service Centres are well positioned to motivate people into action to achieve the SDGs. It would be a daunting task to take the SDGs to the people without channels such as this,”said the UN Resident Coordinator as quoted by Government online platforms.

Speaking during the touring of the Lobamba Inkhundla, David Cruizer Ngcamphalala, the Minister of Tinkhundla and Development said the official opening of the centre that would provide services was part of Government decentralization program.

“Today we bring to life what is constitutionally provided for, that the Tinkhundla units or areas, inspired by a policy of decentralisation, are engines of development and the central pillars underpinning the political organisation and economic infrastructure of the country through which social services to the different parts of the communities where emaSwati live, are facilitated and delivered,” said the Tinkhundla Minister as quoted by Government online platforms.