Africell’s Kip Am Klin Initiative was borne out of the desire to support communities all over Sierra Leone to nurture and preserve a healthy ecosystem.With this initiative, Africell hopes to alert, support and educate communities about the alarming deterioration of our environment and how we can work together to preserve it.
We are devoted to promoting a clean and conducive environment because, as an institution, we are fully aware that our existence depends significantly on interaction with our environment. Therefore, taking care of our environment is taking care of the future.
Africell has, over the years, supported communities and, most recently, provided cleaning materials to various communities across the country, including our Crab Town Community through Save the Beach organization, the Head Woman other key community stakeholders.
Save the Beach is an organization comprising young and energetic people who are passionate about protecting Lumley beach and its residents with the dynamic support of its community stakeholders.
I would like to recognize the Hourable Sheriff of Constituency 131, Councilor TK of ward 442 and all youth groups.
Sierra Leone’s potential is vast, therefore, Africell reaffirms its commitment today to kip am Klin around the Lumley beach area and all communities within Sierra Leone.
This is the beginning of many interventions Africell will take to ensure a clean beach environment, City and a clean Sierra Leone, that will hugely contribute to socio-economic development and attract sustainable tourism.
Finally, the Kip Am Klin initiative would resound Sierra Leone’s pride in being the home to the most beautiful beaches in the world.
THANK YOU.
