Princess Lindiwe

She began her professional career in 1985 as an administrator at the Eswatini National Administration Office, later becoming a car manufacturing and washing entrepreneur.^[1]

In 2008, King Mswati III appointed Lindiwe as a member of the traditional advisory body Liqoqo.^[1] In 2018, she became a member of the House of Assembly and Minister of Home Affairs, and was reappointed in 2023.^[1][2]

In December 2025, she called on countries during the international conference on the Role of Women in Modern Society to strengthen international cooperation to "accelerate the empowerment of women".^[3] That month, she also stated, in a meeting with religious representatives, that her ministry intends to develop a unified national policy for all churches in the country, rejecting accusations of wanting to control their activities and that the registration of churches would become the responsibility of the Ministry of Home Affairs.^[4]

Together with her husband Robert Kasaro, Lindiwe runs the Jesus Calls Worship Centre (JCWC).^[1]