By Thokozani Mazibuko
His Majesty is back, and he will not be resting as he will be in the House of Prayer at Mandvulo Hall today.
The announcement was made by the Minister of Home Affairs, Princess Lindiwe Dlamini, who confirmed that His Majesty King Mswati III has commissioned an End of Year National Prayer Service to be held today at Mandvulo Hall.
The event is set to commence at noon, with the Minister urging members of the public to arrive early to ensure a smooth and respectful gathering.
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This announcement comes shortly after the King and Liphovela laZuma returned to the country, landing at the King Mswati III International Airport in Sikhuphe on Sunday.
The timing of the prayer service aligns with the nation’s tradition of reflection and gratitude as it closes the year, and it emphasizes the importance of unity and spiritual replenishment among citizens.
The Minister expressed her hope that the service will provide an opportunity for the Nation to come together in prayer, seeking guidance and blessings for the upcoming year.
“We are all encouraged to participate in this solemn occasion, as it is a time for us to reflect on our achievements, challenges, and the collective spirit that binds us as a nation,” she stated.
The End of Year National Prayer Service is expected to attract a large turnout, with citizens from various walks of life uniting to offer their prayers and thanks.
As the event draws nearer, the Government has put measures in place to facilitate the smooth flow of attendees and ensure that health protocols are observed.
It is worth mentioning that as Eswatini prepares to gather for this important occasion, the community is reminded of the spirit of togetherness that the King wishes to foster among the people.
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Today’s service not only serves as a platform for spiritual reflection but also symbolizes the resilience and hope of the nation moving into the new year.
Citizens are advised to partake in the event with an open heart, as they collectively seek blessings for peace, prosperity, and unity in 2024.
