Business Social Credit Scheme Brings Easter Cheer

Dlamini, middle, Cllr Gumede, Standing and Gogo Dlamimi, caretaker (far right).

Two residents of Luveve, Ward 16, received a heart-warming Easter surprise through the ZDDT Business Social Credit Scheme, thanks to a timely donation from the Sally Foundation and Chematek Lubricants.

The beneficiaries, who were in desperate need of medication, were overjoyed to receive support that brought them hope during a difficult time.

The donation was handed over by Ward 16 Councillor, Cllr. Gumede who expressed deep appreciation for the support. "We are truly grateful for the intervention by Sally Foundation and Chematek Lubricants. This gesture, not only brought relief, but reaffirmed the spirit of community and compassion that Easter represents," she said.

Similarly, the recipients expressed heartfelt thanks, noting the donation had arrived just in time.

Image: Mr Moyo and Cllr Gumede.

"I had completely run out of my medication and this came when I needed it most. I’m so grateful," said gogo Dlamini, one of the beneficiaries.

The ZDDT Business Social Credit Scheme continues to play a crucial role in connecting corporate goodwill with community needs, especially during times of crisis.