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Puma Energy partners with women in aviation

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Breaking the ceiling: Ratlatsi is a rarity in the male dominated world of heavy duty aviation refuelling

Puma Energy Botswana is partnering with citizen women entrepreneurs in aviation fuel, enabling the growth and expansion of their businesses at four airport fuelling operations.

The company said in a statement that after establishing operations in Botswana in 2010, it had taken a decision to retain local employees at the four airport fuelling operations.

A local citizen woman-owned company, Aviation Fuel Services, already managed Kasane and Francistown airports and Puma Energy Botswana supported this contractual agreement.

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