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BY SETHABILE MYENI MBABANE – World Vision Eswatini has successfully helped at least 310 000 people in the past three years. This is contained in the organization’s 2023 annual report. The report states that these people benefited directly through various programmes, and 55 percent are teenagers while 45 percent is the youth and adults. The […]
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BY SETHABILE MYENI MBABANE – With Christmas just around the corner, World Vision got back in touch with projects and families at the Malindza Refugee Centre on Thursday. During Christmas time, gift donations are a way of spreading the festive spirit, even to those in need. World Vision Eswatini, through its Gifts-In-Kind sector, has put […]
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BY DELISA THWALA MBABANE – One of the greatest joys for most women is giving birth to a healthy, bouncing baby after nine months of anticipation. However, some expectant moms may face the agony of giving birth to a baby with a poor health status or, worse, the loss of their precious baby. For expecting […]
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BY OWETHU DLAMINI MBABANE – Thirty four thousand and more! This is the number of people in different areas of the country who have benefitted from food parcels that were donated by World Vision Eswatini in partnership with the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) over a period of five months in the year 2022. According […]
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BY OWETHU DLAMINI MBABANE– Keeping the children of Eswatini Safe. World Vision Eswatini (WVE) has officially handed over a Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) and audio system to the Siteki Children’s Court today, to assist in the collection of evidence from children who have been sexually or otherwise violated. According to world vision, the E456 000 […]
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