CA Sales responds to President's housing appeal

Friday, October 08, 2010

Recently CA Sales director, Jagdish Shah, and his partner, Ian Thompson, pledged to President Ian Khama that they would build 72 houses for the needy for roughly P8 million. Their gesture prompted several companies to participate in President Khama's Housing Appeal. In this interview with Mmegi's MONKAGEDI GAOTLHOBOGWE, Jagdish Shah explains the project

Mmegi: You are spending eight million Pula on President Khama's housing project in hard times when the world is still battling a recession?

Jagdish: We have these expenses spread over six years; that is P75,000 per month. Six years is a long cycle and we are sure that the tough present time will turn in good time during the cycle.

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