SPORTS MINISTRY RELOCATES TO MLAMULI BUILDING

Sports

BY THEMBA ZWANE

EZULWINI – The Ministry of Sport, Culture and Youth Affairs has officially relocated its offices to a new premises in Mbabane as part of efforts to continue delivering services to emaSwati and stakeholders.

In a public notice issued on July 28, the Ministry announced that it is now operating from the first floor of the Mlamuli Building, Plot 3161, Libandla Street, Mbabane, with immediate effect.

The Ministry said all services, enquiries and official business will now be conducted from the new offices.

The relocation affects all members of the public, development partners, stakeholders and clients who engage with the Ministry on matters relating to sport, culture and youth affairs.

“The Ministry of Sport, Culture and Youth Affairs wishes to inform the public, stakeholders, development partners and all clients that its offices have officially relocated,” reads part of the notice.

While the move is expected to improve operations, the Ministry cautioned that some services may experience slight delays during the transition period as officials complete the relocation process.

It assured the public that measures are being put in place to minimise any inconvenience and ensure that service delivery remains uninterrupted.

“Every effort is being made to minimise any inconvenience and ensure the continued delivery of quality services,” the Ministry stated.

The Ministry further appealed for patience and understanding from members of the public as it settles into its new home.

Officials expressed appreciation for the continued support of stakeholders and reaffirmed their commitment to serving Emaswati from the new location.

The public notice was issued by Communications Officer Phumaphi Msweli.

Residents and stakeholders seeking services from the Ministry are therefore advised to visit the new offices at the Mlamuli Building for all official business going forward.

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