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'K' Line awarded for providing free transport of books for children in S Africa
JAPAN's "K" Line has been awarded a certifcate of appreciation by the Embassy of the Republic of South Africa in Japan for providing free transportation of books for children in the Republic of South Africa.
The Japanese shipping line said in a statement that it had been supporting the Mobile Library Project of SAPESI (South African Primary Education Support Initiative) to improve quality of primary education in the Republic of South Africa since 2011. "We have provided free ocean transportation of books donated all over the world for children in that country with the total books transported to South Africa through our global network having now reached as many as 164,000."
Furthermore, the shipping line said it hoped that "these books are proving to be helpful for children to continually expand their learning and lead to the realisation of their dreams in the future."
The Japanese shipping line said in a statement that it had been supporting the Mobile Library Project of SAPESI (South African Primary Education Support Initiative) to improve quality of primary education in the Republic of South Africa since 2011. "We have provided free ocean transportation of books donated all over the world for children in that country with the total books transported to South Africa through our global network having now reached as many as 164,000."
Furthermore, the shipping line said it hoped that "these books are proving to be helpful for children to continually expand their learning and lead to the realisation of their dreams in the future."
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