Staff Writer
As part of the broader NetOne Mega National Clean-Up Programme, the leading telecommunications company made its presence felt on Friday across Harare, Bulawayo, Midlands, Mashonaland East and Manicaland, joining communities in the nationwide environmental campaign.
NetOne staff were deployed to participate in the clean-up exercise, which is held on the first Friday of every month, working side by side with residents and stakeholders to promote a cleaner and healthier environment.
NetOne Head PR Richard Mahomva speaks in Bulawayo.
In Harare, NetOne partnered with the Ministry of State for Harare Metropolitan Province and the Environmental Management Agency (EMA), while in other regions the initiative brought together local communities, including vendors and residents, in a collective effort to restore environmental cleanliness.
The NetOne Mega National Clean-Up Programme forms part of the company’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability and community engagement, reinforcing its role as a responsible corporate citizen.
NetOne’s Linda Gutsa addresses staff in Gweru
Dressed in dust coats, face masks and armed with brooms and cleaning tools, NetOne staff actively participated in the campaign, amplifying the importance of environmental responsibility while showcasing the power of collaboration between the private sector and communities.
Minister of State for Harare Province Senator Charles Tawengwa
NetOne staff in Mashonaland East pictured during the Mega National Clean-up campaign
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