“Our children are now healthy and safe from drowning”
Mahangeni Community children are now safe from drowning after World Vision Eswatini constructed a water system.
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“Our children are now healthy and safe from drowning”
Mahangeni Community children are now safe from drowning after World Vision Eswatini constructed a water system.
World Vision Steps in to Prevent Closure of School with Poor Sanitation and Hygiene
Sigcineni High School was on the verge of being closed by the health ministry following the fact...
Excelling to academic success against all odds - Setsabile's story
Setsabile, a World Vision Eswatini registered child from Lubulini in the Lubombo Region, excelled in being the...
“Vegetable garden a door to exit poverty for me and my children"
Story about a woman whose life has been positively impacted by World Vision's work in Eswatini.
Young farmer Dumisani reaps big thanks to World Vision training
Thriving 28-year-old Dumisani shares how World Vision provided him the necessary skills to reap big from vegetable...
Breaking the chains of poverty: Empowering women farmers
Severe malnutrition and hunger affecting children is a thing of the past at Ezikhotheni under the Mantambe...
Healthy babies for Tikhuba women
One of the greatest joys for most women is giving birth to a healthy, bouncing baby after nine...
FNB Eswatini partners with World Vision to help change 85 learners’ lives
For a child with no shoes and no jersey to wear on a cold winter day, going...
Gift of one goat feeding family 10 years later
Back in 2012, no one could have imagined that a small gift of a goat to a...
World Vision staff and partners call for an end to GBV across Southern Africa
World Vision staff and partners from across the Southern Africa region joined the world in observing this year's...
Sponsored Sethu wins bronze in national letter-writing competition
Fifteen-year-old Sethu has suddenly become a community hero after beating more than 1,000 children to scoop third...
World Vision donates 57 million Emalangeni* worth of rice, with support from from Taiwan Government
True to its humanitarian mandate, World Vision Taiwan, through World Vision Eswatini, has donated 3,000 metric tonnes...
Solar-powered radios ignite Eswatini children’s education
World Vision, with its vision for every child to experience life in all its fullness, donated the solar-powered...
Protecting Eswatini's children from the dreaded Coronavirus
World Vision has enhanced protection of five hundred Eswatini school children from COVID-19, through a donation of...
Eswatini children get to choose sponsors through World Vision's Chosen™ initiative
A colourful World Vision event that handed 24 children in Eswatini an opportunity to choose sponsors from...
World Vision holds prosecutors' training targeting improved justice for children
Reports of violence, particularly sexual violence against children, continue to hog the news in Eswatini, despite the introduction...
World Vision and partners collaborate to curb COVID-19 in Eswatini through national behaviour change campaign
The campaign launch event was blessed by the presence of The Prime Minister Mandvulo Dlamini, the Deputy...
Eswatini chief Mbane Simelane on curbing the spread of COVID-19
Leaders across the country have shown great work in fighting COVID-19. In this video, Chief Mbane Simelane...
COVID-19's impact on livelihoods exposes children to hunger
Senanile is only 11 years old, but already bears a heavy burden from having been exposed to hunger...
Being responsible starts with me ... break the silence, protect children from violence
Join Mbabane Swallows goalkeeper in breaking the silence that often surrounds violence against children.
Champions protect children against violence
Join the Mbabane Swallows Football Club in curbing violence against children
Join Mbabane Swallows Football Club coach, Honor Janza, in protecting children against violence.
Minister for Natural Resources and Energy Opens World Vision's New Water Project
The Minister of Natural Resources and Energy, the Honorable Peter Bhembe officially opened the Nyatsini Community Water...
World Vision Board visits projects
World Vision distributed sorghum and cowpeas to vulnerable farmers
World Vision in Eswatini has distributed sorghum and cowpeas seeds to 2010 vulnerable farmers at Mpolonjeni and Sithobela...