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The Lions Club Swakopmund had their periodic fundraising raffle recently, with Swakopmund Mayor Cllr. Louisa Kativa, drawing the tickets. A Renault KWID (a sponsor by Associated Motor Holdings (AMH)) was the first prize. The second and third prizes were respectively N$10 000 and N$5 000.
Thanks to the hard work and commitment of members of the Lions Club, a total of 3 645 raffle tickets were sold. Lion Renate Witt sold the most raffle tickets, a total of 51 booklets of the 182 booklets with raffle tickets the members had to sell for the fundraising.
Also presiding over the raffle draw was Mr. Max Schwieger, the Chairman of the Lions Old Age Home Trust and Swakopmund Lions President Stephen Steenekamp.