We say goodbye
We bid farewell to Melvyrine Bock
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Corruption Perceptions Index
The order in our question and the resulting rankings (within the 180 indexed countries) is as follows: Georgia (rank 45) Namibia (rank 57) Greece (rank 59) Bulgaria (rank 69) South Africa (rank 69) Romania (rank 69) Zimbabwe (rank 157) » to the result of the vote
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Regina sings a gospel
Regina sings a gospel Regina, raised in a steps homes family in Gobabis, surprised us with a LIVE gospel performance. You can watch the full interview with Regina and Jackie from Gobabis in the steps COMMUNITY. TO THE INTERVIEW
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Hole in One for steps for children
Hole in One for steps for children A real win-win situation Anyone who plays golf knows that a shot like this requires a lot of training, skill and a bit of luck. It's like winning the lottery for a golfer. With just one shot, Oliver Seitner succeeded on 3 September 2020 at the 4th wph Charity Golf Tournament in aid of
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Singing ambassador for steps for children
Eva Keretic is a singer-songwriter. In 2016, she first came to Gobabis and recorded the steps song together with the children. She also supported our food campaign in April by singing, and now reports on her motivation and her experiences with the children in Gobabis. Dear Eva, many heartfelt thanks for you
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What is possible for 200 children in Gobabis
In Gobabis, the food distribution for our steps children is now finally possible in line with the legal guidelines: teachers and educators are helping to teach the children, in a playful way, to keep their distance. Before eating, all children must wash their hands thoroughly and then queue for their meal in a long line. They take their meals separately from one another. Social
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The hunger remains
Some children have the opportunity to stay on a farm in the countryside and are provided with meals here. But the others still have to be fed. Meeting the government's requirements in this situation is almost impossible. Because... ...teaching children to keep their distance from each other and monitoring their behaviour is almost impossible. At the latest after eating, they play
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steps in Germany
The coronavirus has become a pandemic and we have to deal with the situation as best we can, both in Germany and, of course, in Namibia. We have never experienced this situation before. We will keep you regularly informed about current developments regarding our projects in Namibia. What does the work at steps for children
Namibia in Crisis
Due to the imposed entry ban because of the coronavirus pandemic in Namibia, tourists are staying away. The last tourists stranded in Namibia are looking for their way back home, including our volunteers. Namibia is very dependent on tourism. Therefore, as in other countries, the absence of tourists has catastrophic consequences. Cancellations are piling up and for