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Shabiki.com has donated forty five 10,000 litre water tanks to schools and churches across the country as part of its CSR initiative. During this long rainy season in the country, Shabiki.Com and Poa Tank believe that it is an opportune time for Kenyans to harvest water in preparation for the eventuality of the dry season. The 80 tanks flagged off by Shabiki.Com Director Fred Afune, Poa Tank CEO Raju Patel and BCLB Chair Dr. Jane Makau in Mlolongo area are to benefit churches and schools in 17 counties across the country. Also present during the flag was BCLB CEO Peter Mbugi and other directors of the board.
Shabiki.Com donates 45, 10,000l water tanks to schools and churches
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