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From large businesses to residents, most people remember the legacy of former President Nelson Mandela.
Shoprite staff descended on the streets, beaches and elsewhere as part of Mandela Day's centennial celebrations. Photo: @ ShopriteSA / Facebook.com
CAPE – As the world celebrates Mandela's day on Wednesday, hundreds of thousands of people are doing their part to lend a hand.
From large corporations to residents, most people remember the legacy of former president Nelson Mandela
Wednesday is the last day of Shoprite's campaign to clean communities.
More than 600 volunteers spent the past five days cleaning up more than 500 communities.
dubbed the event "the largest cleaning of Africa", covering more than 11 countries.
Shoprite's Lunga Schoeman says, "We do not plan to stop, we hope we have started a movement of active citizens who regularly clean up and have a positive impact on their environment." An additional platform "Acting for Change for Africa" will continue to live and is available for people to continue to connect and organize community cleanings as much as possible. "
Meanwhile, the Disaster Foundation Chem returned to a local nursery.
Sherry Saltzman, CEO, says: has decided to provide you with a fully equipped container with all your suppliers so that you can manage a proper clbadroom in the school. "
In Ocean View, a local resident challenged others to do their part."
commemoration of Madiba, we make three jars of food to basically feed our neighbors.I also challenge all pro-active groups in Ocean View and all over the country to do something good for a stranger. "
(Edited by Zamangwane Shange)
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