Over 3 000 participants supported through Tsumeb SOS

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2025-10-06

Community project: One of the community gardens supported by Tsumeb SOS. (PHOTO: Contributed)

By Max Henrich
OMUTHIYA, 06 OCT (NAMPA) – The SOS children’s village in Tsumeb has since 2023 supported over 3 000 participants under their care.
The non-profit organisation’s regional manager, Teopolina Haitembu, told Nampa on Monday that they provide humanitarian and development assistance to children in need and protect their interests and rights.
“We help orphans, abandoned children and children at risk of parental care. We aim at providing l...

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