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Wilderness Safaris pumps P2.4m into Shokomoka Agric-Training Facility

Joe Matome
Joe Matome

Wilderness Safaris has invested P2.4 million towards the establishment of the Shokomoka Agric-Training Facility at Shorobe, a transformative project aimed at advancing sustainable agriculture.

According to officials of the eco-tourism company, the facility will provide hands-on training in vegetable farming, seedling production and beekeeping, with an annual output of over 10,000 seedlings.

The multi-million pula initiative is part of Wilderness’ broader commitment to community empowerment and environmental stewardship. Anchored at Shorobe, the facility is expected to enhance local food security, generate income, and build agricultural capacity through job creation and training.

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