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Live: @SafaricomPLC launching their 10th Sustainability Business Report
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Standing Together Going Beyond.
10th @SafaricomPLC Sustainable Business Report.
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10th @SafaricomPLC Sustainable Business Report.
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.@YvonneOkwara hosting the launch of @SafaricomPLC's 10th Sustainable Business Report
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As a leading technology company, @SafaricomPLC commit to deliver connectivity and innovative (Goal 9) products and services that will provide unmatched solutions to meet the needs of Kenyans....
...by enabling access (Goal 10) through technology and partnerships (Goal 17) and by exploring opportunities in Health (Goal 3), Education (Goal 4) and Energy (Goal 7). - @mbuguanjihia
The plan was ... and continues to be through managing operations responsibly (Goal 12) and ethically (Goal 16). This collective action will stimulate growth and generate value (Goal 8) for @SafaricomPLC shareholders, staff, society and economy. - @mbuguanjihia
More than 13,331 companies across the world have signed to the United Nations @globalcompact, a voluntary initiative to implement sustainability principles. - @SafaricomNews
The principles put in print ambitions to make the world a better place by producing and growing wealth in a way that does less damage to the world.
One of these ways is through using cleaner, renewable energy instead of fossil fuels and to create a transformative shift in the way homes, businesses and infrastructure are powered.
It is often said that the greatest wealth and the strength of any nation lies in its youth. This means that the youth not only shape the trajectory of a nation’s economy, they are also central to achievement of the United Nations’ SDGs. - Kasimu @SafaricomPLC HR
Data from the World Bank indicates that Kenya has the highest rate of youth unemployment in East Africa – with 17% of all young people eligible for work lacking jobs.
If we are to secure the future of the country, there is an urgent need to address the risk that the current acute unemployment situation presents.
