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Villages benefit from wilderness safaris

Villages benefit from wilderness safaris
GREATFUL: Kgang Montsho

A local tourist outfit, Wilderness Safaris last week donated 300 food hampers to five villages under Okavango Community Trust, including Seronga, Gunotsoga, Beetsha, Gudigwa, and Eretsha.

Wilderness Safaris Managing director, Kim Nixon, said that the food parcels weighed around 17 tonnes and were meant to cushion the vulnerable members of these communities against hunger that has come as a result of income losses that came as a result of COVID-19.

“We realised how much coronavirus has affected our partners and our community that we work very closely with. And the suffering that everybod...

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