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Grand Palm restores Kumakwane family's home after devastating rains

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Following the torrential rain that left a trail of destruction across the country, The Grand Palm Hotel Casino Convention Resort trading as Peermont Botswana, employed its Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programme to restore the home of a family left devastated.

On Monday the hotel staff handed over a fully furnished house to the Kumakwane family, whose home houses three under-aged children and their grandparent.

After the devastating rains that wreaked havoc across the country, displacing 1,012 people and causing nine deaths, the family was left without accommodation. Recognising the urgency of their situation, the Grand Palm partnered with EAC to rebuild the family home.

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