Thousands of mourners from around the world have gathered in Eswatini to pay their respects to the late Minister for Home Affairs Pastor Princess Lindiwe. The memorial service, being held at the Jesus Calls Worship Centre, has attracted attendees from as far as Sierra Leone, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and South Africa. Some of the mourners are friends of the late Princess Lindiwe's husband, Bishop Robert Kasaro.
The memorial service began with the reading of the obituary of the late minister, detailing her life in Eswatini and the United States of America. Prince Gcina read the obituary, highlighting Princess Lindiwe's achievements, including her efforts in pushing for the Immigration Act. She was also commended for being a prayer warrior and for regularly attending church services at the national church.
South African Gospel artist Nomusa Dhlomo performed several songs during the memorial service, including one that the late Princess Lindiwe loved, ‘Kubo Bonkhe BoThixo’. Her performance uplifted the mourners, and she expressed her deep sadness over the passing of the minister. Dhlomo assured the mourners that Princess Lindiwe was praising in Heaven, even though she was no longer with them on earth.
Other notable figures in attendance include Pastor Bakhe Dlamini and Deputy Prime Minister Thulisile Dladla. The memorial service continues in a solemn atmosphere as mourners share remarkable experiences they had with the late minister. The service is a testament to the impact Princess Lindiwe had on the lives of many people in Eswatini and beyond.
Princess Lindiwe was hailed for her good work in the ministry, and her passing has left a void in the lives of many. The Jesus Calls Worship Centre, where the memorial service is being held, has been filled with portraits of the late minister, showcasing her achievements and legacy.
The attendance of mourners from various countries is a reflection of Princess Lindiwe's influence and reach. Her husband, Bishop Robert Kasaro, and other family members are also in attendance, as they pay their respects to the late minister.
The memorial service for Princess Lindiwe will continue, with more tributes and experiences expected to be shared. The outpouring of support and condolences from around the world is a testament to her legacy and the impact she had on the lives of many.
Key points
- Thousands of mourners from around the world attend the memorial service for Princess Lindiwe in Eswatini.
- The memorial service highlights Princess Lindiwe's achievements, including her efforts in pushing for the Immigration Act.
- South African Gospel artist Nomusa Dhlomo performs at the memorial service, uplifting the mourners with her songs.
