Those mammoth contributions from the company have been noticed by the Goblah Youth for Development and Advocacy (GOYDA) based in Gorblah Clan, Klay district, Bomi County. The organization acknowledged that despite the enormous challenges facing the company, it has not reneged on helping the citizens in those counties. The group further stated that they can now boast of over five hundred students who have graduated from the Sime Darby High School both employees and non-employees children which worth commending. The youth-oriented group also added that citizens working with company and non-workers can now afford to buy bags of rice at a lower cost through the intervention of Sime Darby. “Economically our communities are improving gradually due to the presence of Sime Darby.

Source: Front Page Africa February 23, 2018 02:48 UTC