Mkurugenzi wa KFC Mr Louis Venter na msimamizi wa KFC Area Coach Mr Rico Legaspi wakikata utepe kuzindua tawi la KFC eneo la Kariakoo jijini Dar es Salaam.
Mrs
Sezaria Kiwango Mwalimu wa Shule ya Uhuru Mchanganyiko Primary akipokea
cheque na wanafunzi kutoka kwa Mkurugenzi wa KFC Mr Louis Venter.
Mkurugenzi wa KFC Mr Louis Venter akigawa chakula kwa watoto wasioona.
Watoto wakila chakula mara baada ya kutembelewa na Mkurugenzi wa KFC Mr Louis Venter.
GLOBAL restaurant chain Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) opens its 5th restaurant
in Tanzania, in the heart of Dar es Salaam’s bustling market center
Kariakoo. The global fast food chain celebrated the day with children
from the deaf and blind unit of Uhuru Mchanganyiko Primary School from
Kariakoo by donating TZS 1M to further the work of the school.
KFC is
one of the world’s largest fast food chain known most for its crispy
fried chicken. The franchise opened in Tanzania in 2013 and has quickly
become Dar es Salaam’s friendly, affordable, quality fast food
restaurant. Since its commencement 3 years ago, KFC has opened a branch
in town centre, Mlimani City, Masaki and Mikocheni, creating employment
for over 100 employees and suppliers.
“It
has been quite a journey for us as KFC in Tanzania, we have spent the
past few years learning from and listening to our customers. Our prices
have become more and more affordable and we believe that opening a
restaurant in Kariakoo will make our services more accessible to
everyone”, said KFC General Manager, Mr. Louis Venter.
Mr.
Venter expressed his excitement in the continued growth of the Tanzanian
economy and assured KFC’s continued investing in the country through
employment, quality service, good food and community engagement.
“There
is so much more to KFC than good food. As a global brand we are
involved in numerous community outreach programs especially in
education. By sharing a meal and supporting the deaf and blind children
from the Uhuru Mchanganyiko Primary School, we want to communicate that
we are committed to growing with and investing in this country”,
highlighted Mr. Venter.
Speaking
on behalf of the Uhuru Mchanganyiko Primary School, a special education
teacher accompanying the children expressed their gratitude towards KFC
and urged other businesses to follow suite. The school, located in the
busy Uhuru road of Kariakoo, is the oldest primary school of its nature
in Dar es Salaam and has four special units for able, blind, deaf and
mentally disabled children.
The
successful opening of the KFC Kariakoo branch cumulated with a shared
KFC meal with the children from Uhuru Mchanganyiko Primary School, KFC
staff and media representatives. Doors to the fifth KFC restaurant in
Tanzania are now officially open to the public.
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