07/08/2026
AFRICAN HERO AFRICA PAYS COURTESY CALL ON THE MAYOR
Chief Executive Officer and Botswana Country Manager of African Hero Africa, Mr Akash Singh, paid a courtesy call on His Worship the Mayor, Oarabile Motlaleng, to discuss the upcoming handover of the newly constructed Block 7 Clinic and Primary School, as well as exchange views on future development initiatives that will support the City's growth agenda.
Welcoming Mr Singh, His Worship expressed appreciation for the courtesy call and the opportunity to engage on matters of mutual interest. He noted that the upcoming handover of the two facilities will make a meaningful contribution to improving access to quality healthcare and education, while enhancing public service delivery for residents. The Mayor further underscored the importance of development initiatives that create employment opportunities, particularly for the youth, and encouraged continued collaboration with the City's technical teams to identify innovative solutions that will advance the City's development priorities.
Speaking during the engagement, Mr Singh reaffirmed African Hero Africa's commitment to supporting Botswana's development through strategic investment initiatives. He highlighted the organisation's ongoing establishment of a technical academy that will equip Batswana with specialised skills and create employment opportunities in future projects. He further noted that the organisation's broader initiatives are aimed at strengthening Botswana's economic competitiveness and positioning the country to benefit from emerging opportunities within Africa's growing financial landscape.
Mr Singh also reaffirmed that the Block 7 Clinic and Primary School, which are scheduled for handover in September, have been constructed to the highest quality and infrastructure standards, reflecting African Hero Africa's commitment to supporting improved public service delivery and community development.
Deputy Town Clerk Mr Letswalo Moesi and Chief Architecture and Building Services Officer Mr Thuso Mazebedi were also in attendance.