GSABC’s Rainbow Nations challenge held

The Ghana South Africa Business Chamber (GSABC) has held its 5-kilometre (km) and 8km Rainbow Nations Health Walk and Run challenge on the University of Ghana (UG) campus in Accra.

The chamber organises it on the first Saturday of each month for members of its business community with the support of South African Airways (SAA). The event serves as a platform to network, build new relationships and enhance the physical fitness and wellbeing of members.

The health challenge held onthe 3^rd of February was dedicated to SAA as part of activities to commemorate the company’s 90 years of service to its valued clients, partners and stakeholders.

County Manager-SAA, Gloria Wilkinson Mensah, participated in the health walk and run – finishing the 5-kilometres (km) in 54 minutes, 35 seconds.

She used the opportunity to inform members about the line-up of promotional activities and fares currently on offer by the airline – giving back to customers and voyager members to show appreciation for their patronage and support through the 90-years journey.

An official statement issued by the airline reads: “Dear partners and stakeholders, as South African Airways (SAA) proudly marks 90 years of service and SAA Voyager lights up the skies with 30 years of unwavering dedication, we place immense value on the relationships we have built with our esteemed partners and stakeholders.

“At South African Airways and SAA Voyager, relationships are the heartbeat of our success. With profound appreciation for your steadfast support, we invite you to join us in celebrating these monumental milestones over an exhilarating 90 days of festivities!

“As we embark on this journey of celebration, we acknowledge the pivotal role you’ve played in shaping our story. SAA Voyager, our beacon of loyalty and innovation, has been instrumental in our growth; fostering customer loyalty and paving the way for unparalleled success over the past three decades.”

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