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Supplement to Swaziland Government Gazette SUPPLEMENT TO THE SWAZILAND GOVERNMENT GAZETTE VOL. LI] MBABANE, Friday, NOVEMBER 15lh, 2013 [No. 148 CONTENTS No. Page PART C - LEGAL NOTICE 197. The Conferment of Honours Notice, 2013................................................................................... SI 198. Appointment of Acting Principal Secretaries Notice, 2013.......................................................... SI 5 PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY SI PART C LEGAL NOTICE NO. 197 OF 2013 THE CONFERMENT OF HONOURS ACT, 1970 (Act No. 42 of 1970) THE CONFERMENT OF HONOURS NOTICE, 2013 (Under Section 2) In exercise of the powers conferred on me by the Conferment of Honours Act, 1970; I MSWATI III, KING AND INGWENYAMA OF SWAZILAND issue this Notice; Citation and Commencement 1. (1) This Notice may be cited as the Conferment of Honours Notice, 2013. (2) This Notice shall come to force on the date of publication in the gazette. Conferment of Honours 2. The persons whose names are set out in the Schedule hereto are awarded the Medals as respectively specified in the Schedule. SCHEDULE A. Royal Family Order Grand Commander (Gcfo) B. Royal Family Order Commander (Cfo) C. Order of Merit Second Class D. Order of Eswatini Second Class E. Order of Eswatini Third Class F. Order of The Crown First Class G. Order of The Crown Second Class H. Swaziland 45th Anniversary Independence Medals A. ROYAL FAMILY ORDER GRAND COMMANDER (GCFO) 1. H.R.H Prince Tshekedi 2. H.R.H Prince Phocumtsetfo 3. H.R.H Prince Matatazela 4. H.R.H Prince Mbuyisa 5. H.R.H Prince Bonizulu S2 6. H.R.H Prince Thumbumuzi 7. H.R.H Prince Phuzigazi 8. H.R.H Prince Mabizela 9. H.R.H Prince Mguqiso 10. H.R.H Prince David 11. H.R.H Prince Lonkokhela 12. H.R.H Prince Simelane 13. H.R.H Prince Guduza 14. H.R.H Princess Mtsimbawani 15. H.R.H Princess Ngebeti 16. H.R.H Princess Phetsani 17. H.R.H Princess Msindisi 18. H.R.H Princess Bhanyaza 19. H.R.H Princess Dambati 20. H.R.H Princess Lomhlangano 21. H.R.H Princess Lomkhukhu 22. H.R.H Princess Ntfombindze 23. H.R.H Princess Sibongile 24. H.R.H Princess Mantfombi 25. H.R.H Princess Siphila 26. H.R.H Princess Dzandza 27. H.R.H Prince Qethuka 28. H.R.H Princess Lomangisi 29. H.R.H Princess Elizabeth B. ROYAL FAMILY ORDER COMMANDER (CFO) 30. Prince Mphiwa L. Dlamini - Chief Of Royal Protocol S3 C. ORDER OF MERIT: SECOND CLASS 31. Dr. Barnabas Sibusiso Dlamini - Hon. Prime Minister D. ORDER OF ESWATINI: SECOND CLASS 32. Chief Maphilingo Shongwe 33. Chief Sibengwane Ndzimandze 34. Chief Mshikashika Ngcamphalala 35. Chief Mvimbi Matse 36. Chief Tikhontele Dlamini 37. Chief Jubiphathi Magagula 38. Chief Solani Dlamini 39. Chief Kekela Dlamini 40. Chief Makhosonkhe Dlamini 41. Chief Bhejisa Lushaba 42. ChiefNdzameyaNhlabatsi 43. Chief Ndzabankulu Simelane 44. Chief Prince Lembelele Dlamini 45. Chief Prince Mkhumbi Dlamini 46. Chief Mkhuzelwa Gwebu 47. Senator Gelane Zwane 48. Mr. Justice Michael M. Ramodibedi - Hon. Chief Justice E. ORDER OF ESWATINI:THIRD CLASS 49. Sigombeni Dlamini 50. Mbutfo Uyandzindza 51. Hlohla Mhlanga 52. Nokwane Ndzinisa 53. Dumukuphisa Mamba S4 54. Ngilandi Zikalala 55. Luyelwaya Hlophe 56. Masheshisa Kunene 57. Lutfwacula Fakudze 58. Lomapotapota Mkhabela 59. Vacu Magongo 60. Mangomeni Ndzimandze 61. Colonel Vusumango M. Dlamini 62. Lt. Col. Celucolo M. Gwebu 63. Lt. Col Jeffrey Simelane 64. Major Samuel Jacky Dlamini 65. Wo2 Samson Hlophe 66. Staff Sergeant Simon Vivane Dlamini 67. Sgt. Phenius Maphanga 68. Mr. Luke Malindzisa 69. Mr. Bongani Khumalo 70. S/No. 1517 Sgt. Elliot Mnisi 71. S/No. 2462 Sgt. Nokuthula Zwane v 72. S/No. 2490 Sgt. Gcinile Nkambule 73. S/No. 1984 Wdr. Mabandla Mavuso 74. S./No. 2208 Wdr. Sphelele Kunene 75. S/No. 2319 Wdr. Thabo Dlamini 76. Vusi Masango - Superintendent 77. Paul Zishwili - Superintendent S5 78. Elias Shabangu - Ass. Superintendent 79. Bizzah Dlamini - Ass. Superintendent 80. Sergeant Solomon Mavuso 81. Sergeant Nhlanhla Mkhabela 82. Sergeant Abel Chirwa 83. Constable David Horton 84. Dr. Nimrod Matekere 85. Shammuga Rethenam 86. Karim Ashraf 87. Dr. Ben Mshamndane Nsibandze F. ORDER OF THE CROWN: FIRST CLASS 88. Lieutenant General Stanley Sobantu Dlamini - Army Commander of Umbutfo Swaziland Defence Force 89. Mr. Isaiah Mzuthini Ntshangase - Commissioner of Swaziland Correctional Services 90. Mr. Isaac Mmemo Magagula - National Commissioner of Police of Royal Swaziland Police G. ORDER OF THE CROWN: SECOND CLASS 91. Major General Jeffrey S Tshabalala 92. Major General Themba Gwalagwala Dlamini 93. Brigadier Cyprian S. Nhlengethwa 94. Brigadier General Lenford S Dlamini 95. Brigadier General Sisusa M Dlamini 96. Brigadier General Wellington M Magagula 97. Brigadier General Privon B Magwaza 98. Colonel Manz’emvula E. Mamba 99. Michael Dumsani Dlamini 100. Phindile Nomvula Dlamini 101. Dr. Kabonga Mpiana S6 102. Sipho Qijwa Dlamini 103. Khisimusi Ndlovu 104. Jabhane Khuza Dlamini H. SWAZILAND 45TH ANNIVERSARY INDEPENDENCE MEDALS 105. Honourable Chief Justice Michael M. Ramodibedi 106. Honourable Judge Stanley Maphalala 107. Honourable Judge Jacobus Annandale 108. Honourable Judge Qinisile Mabuza 109. Honourable Judge Mbutfo Mamba 110. Honourable Judge Nkhululeko Hlophe 111. Honourable Judge Bheki Maphalala 112. Honourable Judge Mumcy Dlamini 113. Judge Justice Nkonyane 114. Judge Dumsani Mazibuko 115. Judge Abande Dlamin i 116. H.E. Dr. Barnabas Sibusiso Dlamini 117. Hon. Themba Nhlanganiso Masuku 118. Hon. Princess Tsandzile 119. Hon. Chief Gcokoma 120. Hon. Chief Mgwagwa Gamedze 121. Hon. Prince Hlangusemphi 122. Hon. Majozi Sithole 123. Hon. Clement Dlamini 124. Hon. Lutfo Dlamini 125. Hon. Wilson Ntshangase 126. Hon. Jabulile Mashwama 127. Hon. Mtiti Fakudze S7 128. Hon. Winnie Magagula 129. Hon. Ntuthuko Dlamini 130. Hon. Mduduzi Dlamini 131. Hon. Bennedict Xaba 132. Hon. Pastor Lindiwe Dlamini 133. Hon. Hlobsile Ndlovu 134. Hon. Rogers Mamba 135. Hon. Magobetane Patrick Mamba 136. Hon. Majahenkhaba Dlamini - Attorney General 137. Mbuso Dlamini - Secretary to Cabinet 138. Sindisiwe Mabuza 139. Khangeziwe Mabuza 140. Patrick Muir 141. Sikelela Dlamini 142. Anthony Masilela 143. Robert Thwala 144. Jinno Nkhambule 145. Bertram Stewart 146. Cyril Kunene 147. Thembinkosi Mamba 148. Nomathemba Hlope 149. Sotsha Dlamini 150. Evart Madlopha 151. Sibusiso Mkhonta 152. Sicelo Dlamini 153. Steven Shongwe 154. Clifford Mamba S8 155. Khabonina Mabuza 156. Princess Geebile 157. Steven Motsa 158. Andreas Mathabela 159. Nkosinathi Maseko - Director of PublicProsecutions 160. Professor Cisco M. Magagula - Vice Chancellor; UNISWA 161. Professor Victor S.B Mtetwa - Pro-Vice Chancellor; UNISWA 162. Sipho Vilakati - Registrar, UNISWA 163. Solomon Nxumalo 164. Albert Mbuyisa 165. Virginia Magongo 166. Piet Bhembe 167. Edward Masilela 168. Justice Dlamini 169. Prince Logcogco 170. Mandla Dlamini 171. Prince Mahlaba 172. Prince Gabheni 173. Prince Mguciso 174. Princess Fikile 175. Princess Msidvose 176. Princess Lindiwe 177. Prince Mabandla Dlamini 178. Obed Dlamini 179. Indvuna Vacu Magongo 180. Rev. Percy Mngometulu 181. Chief Solani Dlamini S9 182. Chief Bhejisa Lushaba 183. Chief Mvimbi Matse 184. Bishop Nash Shongwe 185. Nhlonipho Dlamini 186. Waqumga Dlamini 187. Moses Hlophe 188. Olga Malinga 189. Lindiwe Manana 190. Mathazima Dlamini 191. Timothy Velabo Mtsetfwa 192. Prince Phinda 193. Prince David 194. Princess Dlalsile 195. Chief Dambuza Lukhele 196. Chief Mbandzamane Sifundza 197. Chief Mgobo Gwebu 198. Chief Ngome Ndlangamandla 199. Rev. Absolom Muntu Dlamini 200. Mnguni Simelane 201. Constance Simelane 202. Sharon Jones (Sister) 203. Mavis Shongwe 204. Princess Tfobhi 205. Princess Elizabeth 206. Princess Lomathemba 207. Mabili Dlamini 208. Almon Mbingo S10 209. Sicelo Dlamini 210. Ntombi Mngometulu 211. FononoDvuba 212. BhekaMabuza 213. Dr. Ben Mshamndane Sibandze 214. Prince Masitsela 215. Paul Dlamini 216. Esau Dube 217. Rev. Nicholas Nyawo 218. RoseMathola 219. Vusi Mthupha 220. Mduduzi Mayisela 221. Senator Tom Mndzebel e 222. Prince Guduza 223. Senator Gelane Zwane 224. Hon. Thuli Dladla 225. Senator Ngom’uyayona Gamedze 226. Hon. Esther Dlamini 227. Pestecia Nxumalo 228. Martin Dlamini 229. Sibongile Mdluli 230. Ambrose Dlamini 231. Peter Bhembe 232. Portia Dlamini 233. Gladys Rudd-Smith 234. Fortunate Sibongile Fyfe 235. Xolile Mkhwanazi Sil 236. Winile Buhle Zulu 237. Thulisile Nhlabatsi 238. Michael Masuku 239. Thembinkosi Mndzebele 240. Prince Kekela Dlamini 241. Tfobhi Mdluli 242. Nana Nkhambule 243. ZodwaMkhonta 244. Joyce Gama 245. Thoko Zikalala 246. Sibusiso Thwala 247. Thembekile Msibi 248. Siphiwe Magagula 249. Aylline Hlophe 250. Phindile Shongwe 251. Chief Ndzabankulu Simelane 252. Sylvia Mthethwa 253. Prince Kekela 254. Bishop Mavovo Mkhonta 255. Prince Mphiwa Dlamini 256. Mbongeni Simelane 257. Nelisiwe Bulunga 258. Sihle Dlamini 259. Mlungisi Simelane 260. Khandlela Mdluli 261. Sibongile Dlamini 262. Boy Mdluli S12 263. Nhlanhla Dlamini 264. Sgodvo Motsa 265. Jubela Reilly. 266. Ted Reilly 267. Mr. George Mbatha (Game Ranger) 268. Ambrose Dlamini 269. Milijane Maphosa 270. Authilia Nxumalo 271. Julia Tfwala 272. Sandile Malambe (Hhohho) 273. Phindile Mamba (Zakewu) Lomahasha 274. Joy Simelane (Sitholotholo) Kubuta 275. Phindile Shongwe (Landwandwe) Ekudzeni 276. Sebenzela Khumalo (Ebuhleni) 277. Matfobhi Maziya (Lamatsebula) Mangweni 278. Fikile Nkosi 279. Sthofeni Ginindza 280. Zodwa Ginindza 281. Jameson Gule 282. Winston Lomahoza 283. Sonile Dlamini 284. Absalom Themba Dlamini 285. Musa Mdluli 286. Magula Moyane 287. Gadla Tfwala 288. Prince Phuzigazi 289. Vusigama Dlamini S13 290.
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