Econet sends new car wishes to customers

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A large crowd gathered in Gachasnek on Friday to witness the handover of a brand new Nissan NP200 to Tšanelo Mongali, the first winner of the EcoCash Tobetsa event organised by Sasai Econet Financial Services (SEFS), a subsidiary of Econet Telecom in Lesotho.

Deafening screamsRead-only memoryCrowd, whistle, whistle, cheersexistand rumbling soundssThe sound from the speakers erected at Qacha’s Nek taxi stand createdFestiveatmosphere,forceThose who don’tevenWhat to knoweventWasaboutarriveonlyjoin in.

The wonderful performances by Omali Themba, Ati Zee, Mitter and Mazda, as well as the jokes by Lilaphalapha and Shorts were enough to keep the audience entertained.dHave fun while you wait for the big moment. Other prizes include random cash, mobile phones and airtimearriveEconet customers are also part of the crowd.

The highlight of the day was when Mr. Mungali was finally announced as the winner of the Nissan NP200, sponsored by SEFS from Econet.

SEFS is a leader in financial services, offering products such as EcoCash and EcoSure. companyCommitted to making a positive impact in communities across Lesotho.

The EcoCash Tobetsa campaign, which started in May and will run until September, will reward three brand new cars. The second car will be delivered by the end of this month and the last car will be delivered by the end of this month.existPrizes are awarded at the end of September. In addition to the cars, cash prizes ranging from RM1,000 to RM15,000 are given out every week, with the prize doubling on the last Friday of each month.

Nhlapo Ketja, speaking on behalf of the SEFS management, said that this event reflects SEFS’s commitment to empowerment and giving backBasothoCommunity – This is a tradition that Econet has upheld over the years.

heexplainThe awarding of the first grand prize is a major milestone for the campaign, which aims to celebrate the use of EcoCash and positively change lives across the country.

“We are here today to unveil and celebrate our first prize winners. This initiative not only honours our customers’ loyalty, but also reflects our commitment to convenience and our mission to make a positive impact in the lives of our valued customers,” said Mr Ketja.

He encouraged everyone to continue participating in this activity.explainAnyone can win by purchasing bundles, paying bills and transacting with EcoCash.

Mr Ketja also addressed concerns about scams, warning customers to be wary of scammers posing as Econet employees and demanding bribes in exchange for winning the lottery.

“Econet employees do not have the authority to manipulate the selection of lottery winners, so it is important that you call the police immediately if you receive a call demanding a bribe in exchange for the promise of winning. People are being cruelly deceived by those who falsely claim they can help clients win the lottery,” Mr Ketja warned.

Mr Mungali was visibly emotional when he received his new pickup truck, expressing his disbelief and excitement.assistanceWhen he first got the call, he couldn’t believe it was real, and even during the transition, it still felt unreal to him. He encouraged others to run as well, saying anyone, no matter where they live, has a chance to win.

“I’m excited but it’s still hard to believe this is actually happening. I encourage people to use EcoCash because it obviously gives back to the community.To the community“It’s not just the people living in the lowlands who will benefit. This car will have a positive impact on my life – I will use it for my family needs and for a side business because I’m a hard worker,” Mr Mungali said.