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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 […]
Continue ReadingBY 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 […]
Continue ReadingBY OWETHU DLAMINI MBABANE– World Vision continues working towards improving lives in Eswatini. Five orphaned children have a roof over their heads as World Vision has assisted them by constructing a two-roomed house for them through the Somntongo Area Programme. According to a statement released yesterday by World Vision Eswatini through their Facebook page, prior […]
Continue ReadingBY OWETHU DLAMINI MBABANE– Providing Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)! Another community has been assisted, yet again, by World Vision Eswatini as the organisation took to the Sibovu Community to give them an opportunity to access clean water through the Mahlangatsha Area Programme. The development was initiated last year and the new water tank was […]
Continue ReadingBY KWANELE TSABEDZE MBABANE – World Vision’s impact in Eswatini goes beyond the direct interventions they do. The organisation’s call for vendors who want to supply World Vision Eswatini has been a reminder that the organisation has many positive externalities to the economy of Eswatini. In an invitation published on print and digital media, World […]
Continue Reading… 49 households to benefit BY OWETHU DLAMINI MBABANE– Team work makes the dream work! World Vision Eswatini has done it again and assisted the Siphungweni Community by funding a water project in the area. This project amounted to E690 000 through the Madlangempisi Area Programme (AP). This was announced in a statement from World […]
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