MAUN BMC REOPENS

The Botswana Meat Commission, BMC abattoir in Maun will re open next week after closing for maintenance.

Addressing the North West District Council at its full meeting this past week, the Chairperson of the North West District Council, Lathang Molonda said the decision was taken by the board to allow BMC to address critical issues.

He said all sales were halted between, March 23 to April 23 because of storage problems which resulted in some meat being sent to the cannery while some got donated.

MVA SHINES

MVA fund was the toast of the of the Ghanzi Agriculture show last week where they hosted a beauty contest and launched thier Children Traffic school.

MVA Fund became part of the show in 2008 when it started sponsoring the  Ghanzi Show pageant.

The rationale behind sponsoring the pageant according to Thabo Morotsi, MVA Corporate Communications Manager was for the Fund to access the youth who are hard hit by road crashes so as to engage them on road safety and injury prevention issues.

SPRINT COURIERS REBRANDS

With a Vision statement that reads ‘To become the leading transportation and logistics service provider in Botswana and beyond’ one would think this is just audacity. However and remarkably so, Sprint Couriers have managed to provide convenient, affordable and customized services to businesses, individuals, corporate and almost everyone at large for the past 5 years and are certainly heading in the right direction, based on the impact, recognition and clout they have in the Courier Industry.

Visibly and ideally located in Block 3 Industrial, they have undertaken a huge step in a marketing perspective to rebrand. The rebranding process they have undertaken involves changing the green stripes in the background, yellow Sprint Couriers font and white tagline to a more international and appealing globe in the background, orange Sprint Couriers font and black tagline as illustrated below.

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