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VIDEO: Solidarity Fund media briefing on its activities in the fight against COVID-19

16 September 2020, 11:40 AM  |
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Gloria Serobe, Chairperson of the Solidarity Fund, gives an update on the Fund’s activities with regards to donations, disbursements, projects, and availability of reports.

The Solidarity Fund was set up to support South Africa’s response to, and fight against COVID-19.

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