Eswatini’s Princess Ntsandvweni marks 12th birthday by giving back
Princess Ntsandvweni Dlamini from the Kingdom of Eswatini opted to celebrate her 12th birthday by giving back to the community of Hosea, a rural part of the country.
The young royal is the eldest daughter of King Mswati III and Queen Sindiswa LaFogiyane. She previously drew attention for performing the traditional kutsamba dance alongside her mother at the Umkhosi Wemaganu ceremony.
PRINCESS NTSANDVWENI CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY AT HOSEA
The birthday celebrations kicked off with the handover of a newly built three-bedroom house to 65-year-old Lillian Mbamba in Ondiyaneni, Hosea.
The house, a gift from the King, reflects his ongoing commitment to uplifting communities in Eswatini.
The event was attended by members of the royal family, residents, and Deputy Prime Minister Thulisile Dladla.
Other local leaders who attended included Chief Mlotshwa of KaLiba and Shiselweni Regional Administrator Themba Nhlanganiso Masuku.
Masuku warmly welcomed the royal visit and expressed his appreciation for the gifts and donations shared with the community of Hosea.
The birthday celebrations continued in KaLiba, where school learners cheerfully sang the birthday song to Princess Ntsandvweni. Her younger sister, Princess Nolikhwa, stood beside her as she cut her cake.
Princess Ntsandvweni then donated pairs of school shoes and socks to 61 learners, while 100 food parcels were distributed to families in need, a thoughtful gesture that brought smiles to many faces.
Upon completion of the houses, two underprivileged families are set receive newly built homes in Hosea.
PRINCESS NTSANDVWENI EARNS PRAISE
Kokolu543: The way you and your sister are so respectful. [I] bumped into you and her at Gables. [When I] greeted you, bodyguards and all, [I] thought you weren’t going to respond. But you did, and respectfully so. Thank you for blessing the less privileged. God bless you, boNkhosi.
Nokwazi Motsa: One thing about our Princesses [they are] well-raised. Keep it up, guys. You can humble yourselves, shem.
Si_phe_sihle5: Wonderful work, Princess, God bless you.
ESWATINI ROYALS DEVOTED TO SERVING COMMUNITIES
Beyond the glitz and glam associated with royalty, the Eswatini royal family has remained devoted to serving the people of the country through various charitable initiatives.
In June 2026, the communities of Timphisini and Ntfonjeni were blessed by the generosity of Prince Sicalo Dlamini, son of King Mswati III and Queen Nomsa LaMatsebula.
Through his Sicalo Foundation, he donated essential parcels to over 3000 elderly people and schoolchildren in the area.
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