- Attendance to be restricted in respect of COVID-19 regulations.
Eswatini Government has announced that the late Minister of Public Service Honorable Christian Ntshangase will be accorded a state funeral which will be held at his home at Mkhwakhweni this coming Saturday, 23 January 2021.
In a press statement that was released on Wednesday, Acting Prime Minister Themba Masuku revealed that attendance numbers will be restricted in respect of COVID-19 regulations. according to the recent people, only 50 people are allowed to attend a funeral.
“His Majesty’s Government wishes to inform the nation that the late Minister of Public Service, Honourable Christian Myekeni Ntshangase will be laid to rest on Saturday the 23rd January 2021”, read the Acting Minister’s press statement.
Masuku also revealed that members of the public will be able to watch the proceedings of the state funeral on Youtube using this link: https:/youtu.be/19NLrGdSWVU
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