RES'S E70K BINS FOR VUVULANE, SITEKI

Siteki - The Royal Eswatini Sugar Corporation has generously donated 20 refuse bins valued at E70 000 to the towns of Vuvulane and Siteki. 

The donation was made yesterday at Vuvulane Town, located in the northern part of the Lubombo region. Each town received 10 bins, aimed at enhancing waste disposal infrustructure and fostering cleaner and more sustainable communities within the region. 

This commendable act of corporate social responsibility is part of a broader initiative spearheaded bu Shak Enterprise, a local organisation dedicated to improving waste management practices across Eswatini. 

Shak Enterprise actively engages businesses, encouraging them to invest in essential resources like street bins to benefit their local municipalities. 

Nomfundo Mbingo, a representative for Shak Enterprise, expressed profound gratitude for RESs contribution, stating: "We are incredibly grateful to RES for their significant contribution. Their support is vital in building a cleaner environment for all residents of Siteki and Vuvulane. This partnership demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability and sets a positive example for other businesses in Eswatini. 

Mbingo further empgasized the importance of public coorporation in ensuring the initiative's success. "Whie the provision of these bins is a crucilal step forward, the responsibility of maintaing a clean environment rests with everyone. We strongly encourage the public to use the bins responsibly and actively contribute to keeping their communities clean and litter-free."

Shak Enterprise is actively appealing to more businesses to join this impactful initiative, highlighting the collective responsibility in addressing waste management challenges. 

They urge the public to embrace a concious effort to utilise the newly provided bins and support the creation of a greener and cleaner Eswatini for current and future generations. 

The partnership between Shak Enterprise and RES serves as an inspiring example of how collaboration between local businesses and community-focused organisations can yield tangible improvements in public services and environmental well-being.

The provision of these 20 street bins is expected to galvanise further support from the business community. Businesses interested in learning more about how they contribute to this vital waste management initiative are encouraged to contact Shak Enterprise at +268 2505 6298 or +268 7614 2971