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Ghana’s waste management company Zoomlion has won a contract bid to tidy up the 11th November Stadium in Luanda, one of the venues for the ongoing Nations Cup tournament.
The company has subsequently flown personnel and equipments to the host country to begin work.
Public Relations Officer of the company, Oscar Provencal told Joy News their track record in the nations cup tournament hosted in Ghana in 2008 made it possible for them to win the contract.
The company won the admiration of both organizers and supporters after keeping all four venues of the Ghana 2008 tournament clean and tidy.
Mr Provencal reckoned his outfit will be replicating the same feat in Angola.
Source: Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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