Supporting driver training in Zambia

Chilled and ambient food producer and distributor Samworth Brothers is among those companies that have generously donated time-served trucks to a driver training school in Zambia. The Industrial Training Centre (ITC) in the African country's capital, Lusaka, is a non-profit-making body which co...

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