Times Of Swaziland: E150 000 PRIZES IN SWAZI MTN/TIMES COMPETITION

E150 000 PRIZES IN SWAZI MTN/TIMES COMPETITION
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BY SIBUSISO SHANGE on 11/04/2017 09:49:00


EZULWINI – It’s E150 000 in cash, cellphones and airtime up for grabs in the
Swazi MTN/Times of Swaziland competition.
Swazi MTN and the Times of Swaziland have continued to show their commitment in
changing the lives of Swazis.
The two companies yesterday launched a new competition where clients will stand
to win prizes worth E150 000 in a space of 12 weeks, starting today.
The prizes include money, airtime and data bundles in each of the four draws
that would be conducted fortnightly. Customers who want to try their luck in the
competition are encouraged to fill in the competition form found in this
publication and send it to the Times of Swaziland offices or Swazi MTN officers.
Speaking during the launch that was held at the company headquarters in
Ezulwini, Swazi MTN Chief Executive Officer Ambrose Dlamini sent his profound
gratitude to their partner company (Times) for their continued healthy
relationship.
The CEO said the competition was aimed at improving the company’s products and
services.
He said the competition was a continuation of the community projects that were
operated through the MTN Foundation across the country. The MTN Foundation
projects specialise in three sectors which are education, health and enterprise
development.
“In appreciation of the company’s good works, an individual was quoted on
social media saying, “If this is what MTN is doing, I do not mind the money
they are taking from me,” said the Swazi MTN CEO in jest. He also thanked the
Times for its continued support as they provide their services to the nation.
“We hope to see happy faces as we interact with the public,” he said.
Martin Dlamini, the Managing Editor of the Times of Swaziland, registered his
hope that the interaction between the two companies will yield fruitful results.
 He said judging from the experience the company had when working with other
enterprises, especially the commercial sector, MTN included, the competition
will reach the desired impact.
“If MTN was a proposed woman, I would liken it to a hard to get woman. We are
grateful of the relationship as we work towards improving the lives of the
people in the country,” Martin said.