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TotalEnergies Zimbabwe Clean-Up Day: Making a Difference Together

 

TotalEnergies Zimbabwe Clean-Up Day: Making a Difference Together

On 23rd August, our company held its annual Clean-Up Day, bringing together employees from various departments to enhance our community and environment. This initiative not only promotes teamwork but also reinforces our commitment to sustainability and corporate responsibility.

The primary goals of Clean-Up Day included:

1. Environmental Stewardship: To actively participate in the preservation of our local environment by removing litter and debris.

2. Team Building: To foster camaraderie and collaboration among staff members and station staff through a shared goal.

3. Community Engagement: To strengthen our relationship with the local community 

4. Awareness: To raise awareness about the importance of environmental conservation.

The day began with a brief orientation, emphasizing safety and the objective of our day. Employees were provided with gloves, trash bags, and safety gear, ready to tackle the task at hand. Teams dispersed to their designated areas, working diligently to clear litter while enjoying the camaraderie of their colleagues. After the clean-up day that took over 3-4hrs, staff were served lunch.

Participation and Impact

This year, 69 head office staff and 47 station staff participated in the Clean-Up Day, showcasing our collective commitment to improving our communities surrounding our sites. Teams were formed and assigned to 8 different service stations in Harare, Bulawayo and Mutare as well as two depots.

The results of our efforts were impressive:

Total Litter Collected: 663 kgs of waste was removed from various sites and communities surrounding.

Types of Materials Collected:

Plastic Waste: 87kgs (13% of total waste)

Paper Waste: 140 kgs (21% of the total waste)

Glass Waste: 193kgs (29% of the total waste)

Other Waste: 243kgs (36% of total waste)

 

 

 

 

We are excited to introduce the esteemed jury panel for this year’s Startupper of the Year Challenge 4th edition. 

These industry experts bring a wealth of knowledge and experience, ready to evaluate the innovative ideas and entrepreneurial spirit fostering in Zimbabwe.

  1. Dr Veronique Jolivet, Managing Director of TotalEnergies Marketing Zimbabwe
  2. Eng Jemwa Jemwa, HSEQ Manager of TotalEnergies Marketing Zimbabwe
  3. Ms Sekai Kuvarika, CEO of Confederation of Zimbabwe Industry
  4. Peta Searle, Founder of Petalili Organics
  5. Mr Lawrence Nyazema, Group CEO of CBZ Holdings
  6. Mr Simbarashe Gwenzi, Corporate Affairs Manager, Founder/CEO of YEC Fund
  7. Mr Tafadzwa Mundicha, Founder/CIO of Solgas Pvt Limited

Our Pitch Training and Business Coach for the Top 15 Finalist

  1. Mr Pedzisayi Chimbwanda, ‘TheCoach’ Managing Partner of Eight2Five Incubation Hub and Founder of Dsrupt Communications

This year our pitch day took place on the 24th of September 2024, we were thrilled to have such a distinguisjed group of panellists, each bringing unique perspectives to the challenge.

Stay tuned for the Winners Announcement Celebration Night on the 24th of October, in the capital city of Zimbabwe, were each of the three (3) winners will be awarded USD$7,000; Business coaching and incubation worth USD$3,000 as well as media visibility.

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