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SU Foundations donates festive cheer to marginalised families

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2024-12-24
SWAKOPMUND, 23 December 2024 - (From left) Jacky Garoes, owner of the Ubuntu Safe Haven soup kitchen; Vice President of Human Resources and OOC at Swakop Uranium, Patrick Chizabulyo; Swakop Uranium Head of Department and OOC Gao Rongbin and Ellen Goses, volunteer at Ubuntu Safe Haven soup kitchen pictured during a donation handover of food parcels valued at N.dollars 50 000. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA SWAKOPMUND, 23 December 2024 - (From left) Jacky Garoes, owner of the Ubuntu Safe Haven soup kitchen; Vice President of Human Resources and OOC at Swakop Uranium, Patrick Chizabulyo; Swakop Uranium Head of Department and OOC Gao Rongbin and Ellen Goses, volunteer at Ubuntu Safe Haven soup kitchen pictured during a donation handover of food parcels valued at N.dollars 50 000. (Photo by: Isabel Bento) NAMPA
SWAKOPMUND, 24 DEC (NAMPA) – The Swakop Uranium (SU) Foundation has donated food parcels to underprivileged families in the DRC settlement of Swakopmund.
In partnership with the Ubuntu Safe Haven soup kitchen, the Foundation contributed dried goods valued at N.dollars 50 000 to approximately 300 families.
The parcels included essentials such as rice, flour, sugar, maize meal, cooking oil, sweets and other non-perishable items, bringing hope and j...
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