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Karpowership supports national clean-up exercise with sanitation equipment donation to EKMA

Karpowership Ghana has donated a range of sanitation equipment to the Effia Kwesimintsim Municipal Assembly (EKMA) in support of the government’s nationwide clean-up exercise aimed at promoting environmental sanitation and preventing future flooding.
The donation, which included wheelbarrows, refuse bins, rakes, shovels, cutlasses, reflective vests, and other cleaning tools, was followed by active participation from Karpowership Ghana staff, who joined residents and Assembly officials in the community clean-up exercise.
Karpowership Ghana’s participation reflects the company’s continued commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainable community development.
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