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OK Foods joins hands with CID to clean up Cachet Park

The Cachet Park City Improvement District (CID) NPC has extended its appreciation to OK Foods.

Local businesses and community organisations continue to play an important role in keeping Potchefstroom’s public spaces clean and well maintained.

The Cachet Park City Improvement District (CID) NPC has extended its appreciation to OK Foods Cachet Park, its management and staff for assisting with the cleaning of electrical substations in the area

The team assisted with removing illegally pasted posters and advertising material from the substations, helping to restore the important infrastructure to a cleaner and more presentable condition.

According to Leandro de Beer, manager at Cachet Park CID NPC, the collaboration is a good example of what can be achieved when local businesses and community organisations work together.
He added that the support and willingness of businesses to get involved in initiatives aimed at improving the area are highly appreciated.

The initiative not only contributes to cleaner surroundings, but also helps protect important infrastructure and strengthens the sense of community within Cachet Park.

“Together, we continue working towards a cleaner, safer and better Cachet Park,” said de Beer.

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