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EH Construction raises OLDM GM Walk sponsorship to P1m

GM Walk sponsorship launch. PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG
GM Walk sponsorship launch. PIC PHATSIMO KAPENG

EH Construction has increased its sponsorship towards the annual Debswana-Orapa, Letlhakane and Damtshaa Mines (OLDM) General Manger’s Charity Walk following a plea by the organisers.

The local company last year pumped P800, 000 into the showpiece but has since added P200, 000 to take their support to P1 million. Speaking at the launch of the sponsorship on Friday, chairperson of the GM Walk Boitumelo Senyane said for the 2025 event, their goal is to raise P6 million to address water challenges in the Boteti region. Luckily when soliciting for support to reach their mission, he said they have landed EH Construction as the main sponsor. “I am happy to announce that this year EH Construction is our diamond sponsor at P1 million. This partnership will go a long way in supporting an initiative that we want to fund through this year’s proceeds,” Senyane said.

Although they managed to enlist EH Construction as their diamond sponsor, he said they are still far from meeting their target and has appealed for more sponsors. “Preparations are going well however we are still short of our P6 million target. I can therefore use this opportunity to appeal to more sponsors to come on board and support this initiative,” added the chairperson. For his part EH Construction director, Anthony Markides, stated that the GM Walk by OLDM is a good concept that aligns with their goals aimed at assisting communities hence why they are part of the event. “Water is life and in Botswana, access to clean and safe water remains one of our most critical challenges. The walk for water project is more than a symbolic march; it is a rallying call to all of us to protect this precious resource,” he said.

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