DPM Announces New TV Show with Eswatini TV

DPM Announces New TV Show with Eswatini TV

“Asibambaneni Sibe Ngumndeni” (Let’s Come Together as a Family) is an initiative, spearheaded by the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office (DPMO), which aims to strengthen family bonds and promote reunification across the nation.

The show’s premise is simple yet impactful: it will actively seek out parents who have left their children in the care of grandparents or other relatives without consistent engagement. With the support of the DPMO, these parents will be encouraged to reconnect with their children and take an active role in their lives.

Overwhelming Public Interest

The DPMO has already reported an overwhelming response from the public, with numerous calls from men eager to reunite with their children. This significant interest from emaSwati suggests that “Asibambaneni Sibe Ngumndeni” is poised to be a major success, addressing a crucial social need.

Taiwan’s Crucial Support

The program has received a significant boost from the Taiwan Embassy, which has generously donated two vehicles to the DPMO. These vehicles will be instrumental in facilitating outreach programs focused on family reconciliation. They will be used by the DPMO to reach out to neglecting parents and, importantly, will also be utilized by Eswatini TV crews to film the “Asibambaneni Sibe Ngumndeni” show.

A Message from the Deputy Prime Minister

Led by Deputy Prime Minister Thuli Dladla, the “Asibambaneni Sibe Ngumndeni” program emphasizes the importance of fostering dialogue, promoting mutual care, and ultimately reconnecting families. This initiative was prominently highlighted during His Majesty King Mswati III’s 57^th birthday celebration at King Sobhuza II Stadium in Nhlangano, where the DPMO and its media partners gathered to promote the message of family reunification.

The launch of this program underscores the DPMO’s commitment to strengthening the fabric of society by nurturing family relationships. Taiwan’s unwavering support in this endeavor further solidifies the strong bond between the two nations, paving the way for meaningful change and social harmony within Eswatini.

If you are a parent who has left your children in the care of others without consistent contact, be prepared: you might just see these vehicles from the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office arriving soon, ready to help you on your journey to reunification.

Stay tuned to Eswatini TV for more details on the premiere date of “Asibambaneni Sibe Ngumndeni.”