Geo Pomona Waste Management Pvt Ltd have been commended by President Emmerson Mnangagwa for their innovative efforts in turning garbage into valuable resources.
President Mnangagwa commended Dr. Dilesh Nguwaya, the firm’s founder and chief executive officer, for the innovative job the company has done in using waste to produce electricity during a visit of the company’s facilities at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF).
“I am impressed to learn that you are utilizing waste to produce electricity; that is brilliant! Keep up the good work,” President Mnangagwa exclaimed.
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“This is the kind of innovation we need to build our country – fresh ideas with promise. I want you to promise me that Zimbabwe will not experience electricity shortages again,” the President added.
Dr. Nguwaya assured President Mnangagwa that Geo Pomona and Waste Management have assembled a team of experts to drive the electricity generation process.
“We have hired specialists in all aspects of electricity generation, ensuring that we have the right people for the task,” Dr. Nguwaya explained.
“As Geo Pomona, we are honored to have earned the trust of the relevant authorities and the government to contribute to building our country, Zimbabwe.”
President Mnangagwa’s endorsement of Geo Pomona and Waste Management’s initiatives underscores the government’s commitment to supporting innovative solutions to the country’s energy challenges.
The company’s cutting-edge approach to waste management has the potential to significantly reduce Zimbabwe’s electricity deficit, aligning with the government’s vision for a more sustainable and self-sufficient future.
Through this partnership, Geo Pomona Waste Management Pvt Ltd are poised to play a vital role in Zimbabwe’s development, demonstrating the power of innovation and collaboration in driving progress.
As the country continues to grapple with energy security, the President’s recognition of Geo Pomona Waste Management’s efforts serves as a beacon of hope for a brighter, more sustainable future.
