Liberty Life Boss� Passionate Pledge Of Support For Lotsane

Monday, March 20, 2017

Liberty Life CEO Rasebota posing with stakeholders and the ten Lotsane students PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Liberty Life chief executive officer, Lulu Rasebotsa made a passionate pledge on Thursday to Lotsane Senior School’s 2017 elite group of 10 that her company will be looking to have them in its employ in the near future.

Rasebotsa was hosting Lotsane’s group of 10 of the most brilliant students that included six girls and four boys, who qualified for an exchange programme known as Global Partnership that took them to Scotland on Saturday, accompanied by three teachers and their headteacher.

Liberty Life joined Lotsane in this initiative this year by hosting the group for dinner as well as giving them branded merchandise. But it was Liberty Life’s CEO Rasebotsa, whose long-term plan for Lotsane and the students that perhaps stole hearts.

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Liberty Life Boss� Passionate Pledge Of Support For Lotsane

Liberty Life chief executive officer, Lulu Rasebotsa made a passionate pledge on Thursday to Lotsane Senior School’s 2017 elite group of 10 that her company will be looking to have them in its employ in the near future.

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Stakeholders must step up veggie supply