King receives over E18 million and over 250 cattle in tetfulo

ByTimes Reporter19 April 20261 Mins read15

His Majesty King Mswati III, alongside Her Majesty the Indlovukazi. His majesty was showered with a variety of gifts from companies and individuals during a colourful ceremony held at Mandvulo Grand Hall at Lozitha yesterday. Among the notable presentations were a Toyota Land Cruiser gifted by Cabinet ministers, 250 cattle and over E18 million in cash. His Majesty turns 58 years today, with official celebrations set for April 24, a momentous occasion that will also mark his 40th anniversary on the Throne.

LOZITHA – His Majesty King Mswati III receives a massive outpouring of love and loyalty as the nation presents E18 230 836 in cash and Over 250 cattle during the ongoing Tetfulo at Mandvulo Grand Hall.

These historic tributes, contributed by various sectors, organizations, and individuals, mark a significant milestone for the 58th Birthday and 40th Coronation Anniversary.

This record-breaking presentation reflects the nation’s deep appreciation for His Majesty’s four decades of leadership and vision during this prestigious Ruby Jubilee.

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