Korean Mission donates 100 food hampers to DPM’s Of ice

MBABANE- The Korean Mission presented 100 food hampers to the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office which were received by Deputy Prime Minister Themba Masuku .

The hampers included a 10kg bag of rice, cooking oil, sugar and tinned foodstuff.

Presenting the hampers was Senior Pastor of the Korean Church in Eswatini, Chang, Han Gie Kim and Hanna Kim.

Accepting the donation, Masuku extended his appreciation to the Korean Mission.

He said it was not the first time the mission had extended a helping hand to emaSwati as they had been doing so since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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He said the hampers were to be given to different kinds of people in need which included people with disabilities, the chronically ill, child-headed families and the elderly.

“We are grateful to Pastor Chang and his team for the hampers as they have helped a great deal especially during this time when the time the country is dealing with COVID-19.

“To share with the DMP’s Office what you have put together to assist the less privileged is inspiring. You also have been of great assistance to the children in the safe house,” said Masuku.

Speaking on behalf of the Korean Mission was Han Gie

Deputy Prime Minister Themba Masuku (C) posing along side Pastor Chang and his wife,Han Gie Kim and Hanna Kim during the presentation of the donated hampers.

Masuku and Senior Pastor at the Korean Church Eswatini, Pastor Chang sharing a high five.

Kim, who stated that since the “We are grateful to have outbreak of the COVID-19, been given the opportunity they saw the need to intervene to help where we can. We and lend a helping hand. are hoping that in the future

He said until now they had we will be able to help more helped with over 4 000 hampers. people,” he said. in