Japanese Embassy Equips Humana

Monday, November 19, 2018

Japanese Ambassador to Botswana, Kozo Tadeka

SELEBI-PHIKWE: The Japanese Ambassador to Botswana, Kozo Takeda recently handed over vocational training equipment to Humana People to People Child Aid Resource Centre at Botshabelo.

The Japanese government and Humana signed the grant contract of P200, 000 for the project improvement of vocational training centre here as one of the 55 projects that the Embassy assisted in Botswana since 1997.

Humana started working in the former mining town in 2006 to implement projects that empower people with the tools, knowledge and skills to foster their own development in their families and communities.

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