The Minister’s visit included a plant tour and strategic boardroom session, where Coca-Cola Kwanza Ltd, a company in the Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) group, shared insights into its operations, contributions to the Tanzanian economy, and its role in driving shared value creation.
This engagement reflects CCBA’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its social license to operate. By leading in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards, CCBA aims to create lasting positive impact and contribute to a better shared future.
“We believe that by following our values, we can drive sustainable growth and societal progress,” said David Chait, General Manager for Coca-Cola Kwanza Ltd.
“People are at the centre of everything we do, from our employees to those who touch our business to the communities we call home. Community involvement allows us to bring positive, measurable change to both the communities in which we operate and to our business,” said David Chait.
“Our aspiration is not only to reflect the diversity of the communities where we operate but also to lead and advocate for a better shared future. We aim to create access to equal opportunities and become more inclusive. We embrace differences in backgrounds and support economic inclusion for under-served communities, especially women, youth and people with disabilities.”
CCBA looks forward to continuing to build meaningful partnerships that support inclusive economic development and responsible business practices.
The Minister of Industry and Trade Seleman Said Jafo (center) and Coca-Cola Kwanza Ltd Public Affairs, Communications and Sustainability Director Salum Nassor (right) admire a bottle of Coca-Cola drink during the Minister’s tour to the company’s manufacturing plant in Dar es Salaam over the weekend as a part of the government efforts on creating a solid relationship with the private sector. A part from the visit, the Minister also had an opportunity to get insights into the company’s operations, contributions to the Tanzanian economy, and its role in driving shared value creation. Left is Coca-Cola Kwanza Ltd Managing Director David Chait.
Coca-Cola Kwanza Ltd Managing Director David Chait (left) stresses a point to the Minister of Industry and Trade Seleman Said Jafo as he toured the company’s manufacturing plant in Dar es Salaam over the weekend as a part of the government efforts on creating a solid relationship with the private sector. A part from the visit, the Minister also had an opportunity to get insights into the company’s operations, contributions to the Tanzanian economy, and its role in driving shared value creation. Right is Coca-Cola Kwanza Ltd Public Affairs, Communications and Sustainability Director Salum Nassor.
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