Sony Centre planned for Francistown

Thursday, July 23, 2009

After storming into the market barely six months ago, electronics firm, Mobility says it is investing P2.5m to open a Sony Centre in Francistown. The ambitious initiative is set to increase employment opportunities for Batswana and facilitate technology availability in the northern part of the country. The company has already opened a Sony Centre in Gaborone.

Mobility says preparations to set-up a centre in Francistown by the end of the year are an advanced stage.

Sony Centre directs sound resources to staff development, a prerequisite to keep up with the ever-changing market needs and technology challenges.

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