4 Tinkhundla Centers Showered with Working Tools, Vehicles Worth E14 million
The Ministry of Tinkhundla Administration and Development has furnished 4 Tinkhundla Centers in the country with working tools and vehicles valued at E14 million. This was revealed by the Eswatini Government through its Social Media news Feeds pointing out that the contribution is in line with the Eswatini Government Decentralization drive. The working tools include […]
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The Ministry of Tinkhundla Administration and Development has furnished 4 Tinkhundla Centers in the country with working tools and vehicles valued at E14 million. This was revealed by the Eswatini Government through its Social Media news Feeds pointing out that the contribution is in line with the Eswatini Government Decentralization drive. The working tools include […]
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8 March 2021
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News on Africa
The Ministry of Tinkhundla Administration and Development has furnished 4 Tinkhundla Centers in the country with working tools and vehicles valued at E14 million.
This was revealed by the Eswatini Government through its Social Media news Feeds pointing out that the contribution is in line with the Eswatini Government Decentralization drive.
The working tools include laptops, Desktops, and printing machines to mention just a few.
Meanwhile, the Minister of Tinkhundla Administration and Development David Ngcamphalala urged the government employees working at the aforementioned Centers to take good care of the assets.
“It is my belief that those employees deployed to these working stations will be good Ambassadors of His Majesty’s Government by serving the people diligently and honestly. We trust that you will take good care of these assets,” said Ngcamphalala.
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