Phikwe Coop eyes to seal commercial project deals

Thursday, June 23, 2016

Pula Steel is one of the companies that the cooperatives is looking to do business with

SELEBI-PHIKWE: As part of its strategic plan to transform from a social-oriented institution to a business-focused entity, the Selebi-Phikwe Multi-Cooperative Society plans to venture into a range of commercial projects.

The projects range from establishing game parks, horticulture, manufacturing and dairy farming.

The society’s chairman, Tebogo Venson said in an interview that they have been offered animals to start up a game park, but the only challenge delaying the project is unavailability of land.

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Phikwe Coop eyes to seal commercial project deals

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