The SBC Tanzania Limited has launched a new promotion campaign where lucky winners will win various prizes including cash.
Cash prizes range from 1,000/- to 2.5m/-, and the instant prizes will include free drink from the company’s products under the campaign dubbed ‘Jishindie Mamilioni na Pepsi Cola,’ a Swahili for win millions with Pepsi Cola.
Speaking during the launching event in Dar es Salaam, the SBC’s Tanzania National Training and Capability Manager, Mr Rashid Chenja, said the campaign has focused on improving the living standard of its customers as the amount for the top winner have been increased.
According to him, the campaign has started and will run up to 21 December this year. He said the promotion would cover Dar es Salaam, Coast, Morogoro, Iringa, Dodoma, Lindi and Mtwara regions.
Other regions are Mbeya, Ruvuma, Rukwa, Katavi and Kigoma.
“We encourage the Tanzanians to participate fully in this promotion because the amount which will be given can be used as a capital, therefore through this promotion, the people can improve their living standards,” he urged.
Source: Allafrica
Cash prizes range from 1,000/- to 2.5m/-, and the instant prizes will include free drink from the company’s products under the campaign dubbed ‘Jishindie Mamilioni na Pepsi Cola,’ a Swahili for win millions with Pepsi Cola.
Speaking during the launching event in Dar es Salaam, the SBC’s Tanzania National Training and Capability Manager, Mr Rashid Chenja, said the campaign has focused on improving the living standard of its customers as the amount for the top winner have been increased.
According to him, the campaign has started and will run up to 21 December this year. He said the promotion would cover Dar es Salaam, Coast, Morogoro, Iringa, Dodoma, Lindi and Mtwara regions.
Other regions are Mbeya, Ruvuma, Rukwa, Katavi and Kigoma.
“We encourage the Tanzanians to participate fully in this promotion because the amount which will be given can be used as a capital, therefore through this promotion, the people can improve their living standards,” he urged.
Source: Allafrica
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