Chinese launch life skill programme

Monday, October 27, 2014

The Charity Association of Chinese in Botswana continues with supporting the less privileged communities. With over P2 million cumulatively spent since its inception 2 years ago, on Friday the association with partnership of China –Africa – People –to-People action and support of the Eagle Trust donated P175,000 to Dream Center at Block 10 in Gaborone.

Through the chairman Miles Nan, the Charity Association of Chinese in Botswana donated P175,000 to Dream Center to launch the Life Skills Programme to compliment the National Vision 2016 Pillar of Prosperous and Healthy Nation.

The acting Minister of Youth ,Sports & Culture Vincent Seretse in his keynote speech, acknowledged the donation as benevolent gesture that enhances cooperation of Botswana and China.

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