Eastern Produce Malawi (EPM) a tea, macadamia and forestry business has supported three women Community Based Organizations (CBSs) that focus on ending Gender Based Violence (GBV) in Mulanje and Chiradzulu with funding amounting to Mk750,000.00.
EPM CSR Manager Rabson Kachilele (third left) presents a dummy cheque to Kaliati (third right) as others look on
Presenting the donation at Nkando in Mulanje on Saturday, Dumisani Ngulube of Warthogs Inc. Limited, an Advisory Firm contracted by EPM said the financial support from EPM is among many initiatives will help the CBOs to intensify outreach awareness programs in the community to ensure the end of Gender Based Violence (GBV).
EPM Supports GBV Fight in Mulanje
EPM Manager Robson Kachilele ( Third Left) Presents dummy Cheque to kaliati
Eastern Produce Malawi (EPM) a tea, macadamia and forestry business has supported three women Community Based Organizations (CBSs) that focus on ending Gender Based Violence (GBV) in Mulanje and Chiradzulu with funding amounting to Mk750,000.00.
Presenting the donation at Nkando in Mulanje on Saturday, Dumisani Ngulube of Warthogs Inc. Limited, an Advisory Firm contracted by EPM said the financial support from EPM is among many initiatives that will help the CBOs to intensify outreach awareness programs in the community to ensure the end of Gender Based Violence (GBV).
Global Compact and GSB [Growing Sustainable Business] Initiative Launched in Kenya [in News & Events section of Global Compact site] More than 50 representatives assembled in the day-long meeting to discuss the role of the business community in delivering the UN Millennium Development Goals.Tetra Pak and Standard Chartered, who have already signed the Compact at HQ level, reaffirmed their companyâs commitment locally. Seven other companies joined the Global Compact for the first time: Mabati Rolling Mills [part of Comcraft Group], Safaricom, Eastern Produce, Vestergaard Frandsen, CIMBRIA, Davis & Shirtliff and Old Mutual Kenya.Three companies, SC Johnson, Tetra Pak and Grameen Technology Center introduced their pro-poor business investment ideas.
The Kent-based owner of a massive Kenyan avocado farm which supplied British supermarkets until last year has settled claims of human rights abuses with 85 alleged victims for up to £4.6million.
Armed security guards working at Kakuzi, a 54-square mile farm north of Nairobi, are accused of committing abuses between 2009 and January 2020.
The allegations include that farm guards beat a 28-year-old man accused of stealing avocados to death, raped 10 women and committed dozens of brutal attacks on people in nearby villages. Camellia, which is valued at £180million and has a majority stake in Kakuzi, will spend up to £4.6million on the settlement, including compensation, legal costs and funding schemes for the community.
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