Consumer Watchdog, Pick N Pay educates consumers

Friday, March 16, 2007

Consumer Watchdog and Pick N Pay this week celebrated International Consumer Rights Day in Gaborone by campaigning for greater understanding of the rights of Botswana's consumers.

On Tuesday afternoon, members and partners of Consumer Watchdog handed out information packs on consumer rights to shoppers outside Pick N Pay at Molapo Crossing in Gaborone.

The Consumer Watchdog team also briefed consumers on their rights and explained the role of government bodies such as the Consumer Affairs Division.

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