MultiChoice Zimbabwe has provided classroom furniture valued at three thousand dollars to Nketa Primary School in Bulawayo. The donation of fifty desks and chairs was welcomed by city and school officials for its positive impact on learning conditions.
Bulawayo's mayor, David Coltart, expressed appreciation for the contribution, stating it would enhance educational services. Deputy head Rosemary Tshuma described the gesture as a reminder of the community's shared duty toward education.
This corporate social responsibility initiative coincides with MultiChoice's recent introduction of its DStv Zimnandi package. The company is actively working to strengthen its subscriber base in the Matabeleland region, where many households have traditionally favored South African satellite providers. Such community investments are viewed as part of a broader strategy to build local goodwill and increase brand recognition.
Bulawayo's mayor, David Coltart, expressed appreciation for the contribution, stating it would enhance educational services. Deputy head Rosemary Tshuma described the gesture as a reminder of the community's shared duty toward education.
This corporate social responsibility initiative coincides with MultiChoice's recent introduction of its DStv Zimnandi package. The company is actively working to strengthen its subscriber base in the Matabeleland region, where many households have traditionally favored South African satellite providers. Such community investments are viewed as part of a broader strategy to build local goodwill and increase brand recognition.
