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Botash donates printing equipment to Nata-Gweta schools

Botash Managing Director Kangangwani Phatshwane (left) presents a printing and photocopying machine to Kutamogore Primary School Head Pauline Monyamane (right)
Botash Managing Director Kangangwani Phatshwane (left) presents a printing and photocopying machine to Kutamogore Primary School Head Pauline Monyamane (right)

On Tuesday, saly and soda ash miner, Botash, donated printing and photocopying machines worth P1.2 million to five primary schools and one secondary in the Nata-Gweta constituency during a ceremony held at Kutamogoree Primary School.

The donations were part of Botash’s ‘Towards Sustainable Mining’ (TSM) strategy. The strategy involves developing collaborative relationships and partnerships with local communities to promote socio-economic development as well as addressing community concerns.

The primary schools that received the donations are Kutamogoree, Makongwa, Tachibona, Mosetse, and Moremogolo and Dukwi junior secondary school.

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