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Executive Mayor beg for the deprived

Malatjie applauded Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Africa for donating furniture which was handed over to families in anguish

The Executive Mayor, Linah Malatjie, is making a special plea to the business community to dig deeper into their pockets and donate to the poor.

Since she donated quality furniture to various households on March 15, the office of the Executive Mayor has been inundated with calls from distressed poor families.

Malatjie applauded Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Africa for donating furniture which was handed over to families in anguish.

“We need more companies to partner with the municipality to change the lives of poor communities. It is not only about donating food parcels, but there is a huge need for shelter, furniture, clothes and other basic human necessities,” she pleaded.

Since her appointment as the Executive Mayor, Malatjie has been on a sustained period of unrestrained giving to the disenfranchised.

“The municipality cannot on its own lessen the daily hardship and suffering of thousands of unemployed people, child headed families and the disabled, who ordinarily cannot fend for themselves.”

“That is one of the reasons that I commend Hitachi for assisting the municipality with furniture which we took to families who literally had nothing in their houses,” she concluded.

Hitachi has committed to continue partnering with the municipality and donate furniture to the needy depending on the availability of resources.

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