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The Bambanani project was started in 2010 under the NGO Caring for Shiselweni to help empower women and men with skills in crafts in order to sustain themselves. The Bambanani project hoped to train women in rural communities using recyclable and cheap materials to create a product for sale. Products such as necklaces, earrings and bracelets are made from paper and bags are made from waste material. The Bambanani website can be visited www.bambananiswaziland.org to view the crafts made.
Several requests came from different areas to train others and to pass on their skills to others. Although this did not make any business sense, after much prayer it was decided that these skills need to be shared so that it could empower more people and be a blessing to others. On 30 January a small team of 4 ladies and 2 staff members from Bambanani came to do business, marketing and product training to about 35 ladies in Siteki upon request from Mr Leo Baan. After 3 days the ladies had made beautiful bags and pencil cases. The ladies all received a starter pack bag with some sewing supplies and material to make their own bags. We are excited to see what God will do.
Oct 2019
Nine of us from One Heart International Mission went on this trip to Eswatini (previously Swaziland). We carried food parcels and equipment to show the movie "Magdalena" which is the story of Jesus told through the eyes of Mary Magdalene... READ MORE
Jan 2019
Practical work, Prison ministry and Prayer groups. In Swaziland, we spent some time helping around the house at our hosts’ beautiful place in Southern Swaziland, an area in great need... READ MORE
May 2018
Before I started this adventure. I didn’t know what to expect I heard a lot about what Swazi Vision does but still you don’t know what it really does for the people and for yourself. READ MORE
February 2018
The Bambanani project was started in 2010 under the NGO Caring for Shiselweni to help empower women and men with skills in crafts in order to sustain themselves. READ MORE
September 2017
Gcenile is a Swazi from Nkwalini. She lost both her parents at a very young age and she struggled as she had to survive without any help. READ MORE
August 2017
A Pastor's Conference was held on 14 August. All together there were about 20 people including three missionaries from Frontline Fellowship. ... READ MORE
April 2017
Frontline Fellowship visited Swaziland recently, staying with SwaziVision, and teaching at our local church ... READ MORE
March 2017
Recently at KwaSizaBantu, Oom Jan asked me, 'Why don't you bring the ministers from Swaziland to the "Minister Conference"?' We went with 3 cars and 15 pastors ... READ MORE
March 2017
The story of Doctor (his real name and not a title) is one of the most amazing stories ever heard in Swaziland. He was in prison for almost 6 years for something he did not do ... READ MORE
October 2016
Over the month of September, SwaziVision has partnered with seven missionaries from the United States who are a part of a program known as The World Race ... READ MORE
August 2016
We have a committed group of Christians who always gather at the chapel and listen to sermons by our brother in the Lord Leo. ... READ MORE
June 2016
The Leadership Conference was an eye opener to me. It made me discover myself, my shortfalls and my strengths. ... READ MORE
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