MBABANE:Zweli Martin Dlamini, the editor of this Swaziland News says the fifty thousand Rands(R50,000.00) LaMgabhi eTiyeni Primary School shoes donation has received enough financial support from eSwatini businesspeople and other citizens.
As a result, the editor has announced that an extra ten thousand Rands(R10,000.00) will be donated to Stuky Foundation, an organization for Persons with Albinism founded by appointed eSwatini Senator Stuky Motsa.
“After announcing that, I will be donating shoes to all orphans and vulnerable children at LaMgabhi eTiyeni Primary School, I received massive financial support for this project not from foreigners but emaSwati such that, the money is now extra. This is a true demonstration of love emaSwati have for other fellow citizens who are in a poor and vulnerable situation. We will now have a cow for the children to eat during the handover and a businessman who owns a factory in Matsapha donated food.I would like to urge emaSwati to stop donating for this particular project, the project has enough money and an extra R10,000.00 will be donated to Stuky Foundation, an organization for Persons with Albinism”, said the editor.
On another note, Senator Stuky Motsa of Stuky Foundation thanked the editor for the donation that will benefit vulnerable children with albinism.
“Siyabonga Nkhosi kulesento lesihle futsi lesikhulu kangaka.Kutangitfobisa mine uma ngibona Emaswati asita lamanye Emaswati.Lesisipho sifike ngesikhatsi lapho sidzingeke khona.Egameni lemaBoard of Trustees eStukie Foundation sitsi Nkulunkulu andzise aphindze akubusise Nkhosi”, said the Senator.
The editor announced that, he will be donating shoes to orphans and vulnerable children in his home area-LaMgabhi as part of his forty-second(42nd) Birthday Day celebration, he then received massive financial support from other emaSwati.
As a result, the shoes will be delivered to the one hundred and twenty-eight(128) LaMgabhi eTiyeni children on the 11th July 2025 after the school forwarded a list of vulnerable children who will benefit.
“Sale sikhawula bekunene seyenele”, says editor as he receives massive financial support for his LaMgabhi eTiyeni Primary School R50,000.00 shoes donation, extra R10,000.00 donated to Stuky Albinism Foundation.