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Durban school benefits from Chinese company JINA Trade rich injection
Daily News
|October 10, 2025
IN A remarkable display of commitment to community development, local Chinese company, JINA Trade has donated R200000 to the Confucius Institute's teaching station at Clairwood Secondary School.
Nick Latha, Yugen Naidoo and Li Zhigong, the Chinese Consulate General. | SIPHO JACK
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This generous contribution, announced during the Mid-Autumn Festival at SunCoast in Durban recently, is intended to fund the establishment of a state of the art multimedia classroom, a project that promises to significantly enhance educational opportunities for local youth.
The CEO of JINA Trade, Steven Cai, articulated the philosophy underpinning the donation, showcasing the importance of youth development within the local community.
“Youth development is the key,” he said passionately, “and we should always consider supporting the development of our local community.
“It is our responsibility and our privilege to invest in the future of South Africa.
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