Nissan South Africa donates engines to UJ and 5 TVET colleges
Nissan South Africa is looking to deliver on its socio-economic development initiatives for the country, having recently partnered with local tertiary institutions.
To that end, the company has donated engines and other motoring parts to the University of Johannesburg and five other TVET colleges, located in Gauteng, Limpopo, and the North-West. The latter colleges are Tshwane North, Tshwane South, Waterberg, Vuselela, and Central Johannesburg. “Nissan has embarked on a journey to support skills development and training in higher education institutions across South Africa, through actively supporting projects that are focused on resolving societal challenges. We’re committed to working to improve the lives of South Africans and communities in areas such as education, the environment and humanitarian aid,” added Kabelo Rabotho, country director at Nissan SA, regarding the donations.
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