BLLAHWU Counters Rivals With Lucrative Funeral Scheme

Monday, September 12, 2016

After years of unfruitful efforts to get back their Botswana Land Board & Local Authorities & Health Workers Union (BLLAHWU) Burial Society, the trade union has finally responded with a counter funeral scheme for members that is being seen as simply lucrative.

BLLAHWU Funeral Scheme, under written by Metropolitan, offers P40,000 to members, spouses and up to eight children.

The union has been wiser this time. Instead of repeating the mistake of having the scheme registered as a society, BLLAHWU legally own the scheme through the union’s investment arm.

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BLLAHWU Counters Rivals With Lucrative Funeral Scheme

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