The three-week campaign was dubbed "Rise up and tackle the hunger crisis." Speaking during the handover event, acting Managing Director for Jumia Travel, Stanislas Dedinechin stressed on the company's culture as being founded on impacting lives. Partnering with USIU gives us the opportunity to share our resources with the people who need it most. We are humbled to be part of this humane initiative, and call on others to join in and support Red Cross in alleviating and containing this crisis," said Dedinechin. ALSO READ: Climate Scientists warn of worse drought situation aheadOther corporate partners included the SKF Kenya Group, represented by Regional Customer Service Manager, Ms. Esther Odongo.

Source: Standard Digital April 21, 2017 14:53 UTC