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Seeing progress: Radisigo has noted CEDA’s input in Francistown
Seeing progress: Radisigo has noted CEDA’s input in Francistown

FRANCISTOWN: The Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency (CEDA) has helped create over 100 new jobs and preserved 135 others in Francistown since April.

This is according to the figures dated from April this year to date, revealed by Francistown city mayor Godisang Radisigo on Wednesday.

“Since the beginning of the financial year, CEDA has funded 62 businesses at a total value of P10.5 million from applicants who operate businesses within the City of Francistown, thus maintaining 135 jobs and creating 116 more jobs,” Radisigo said.

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