FSG Limited has committed P300,000.00 towards the Lefoko Village Library Project, supporting the construction of a community library that will expand access to education and digital learning. The contribution was announced during the project’s groundbreaking ceremony on 23 July 2026, where FSG Limited joined the Landcruiser Club Botswana, the Mabutsane Sub District Council, CSI Concepts Foundation, the Jwaneng Desert Bush Walk Initiative and members of the community in marking the beginning of a project that will support Botswana’s national development agenda through investment in education.
The library will serve Lefoko and neighbouring communities including Mokhomba, Semane, Tsonyane Seherelela and Maokane benefiting more than 4,000 people. Once completed, the facility will provide a dedicated space where learners, young people, entrepreneurs and community members can access educational resources, digital learning opportunities and information that supports personal and economic development.
Speaking during the ceremony, FSG Limited South Regional Manager, Mr. Modisaotsile Moletsane, said the project reflects the company’s belief that education has the power to unlock opportunities and strengthen communities.
“At FSG Limited, we believe that investing in education is an investment in Botswana’s future. This library represents far more than a building. It will become a place where children develop a love for reading, where young people gain access to knowledge and digital opportunities, and where communities come together to learn, develop new skills and pursue their aspirations.”
The contribution forms part of FSG Limited’s broader commitment to supporting initiatives that create lasting value beyond its core business. Guided by values of dignity, compassion and care, the company continues to invest in programmes that improve lives and contribute to sustainable community development across Botswana.
Mr. Moletsane also commended the collaboration between the organisations and stakeholders that have made the project possible.
“This project demonstrates what can be achieved when organisations and communities unite behind a shared vision. We congratulate the Landcruiser Club Botswana, the Mabutsane Sub District Council, CSI Concepts Foundation, the Jwaneng Desert Bush Walk Initiative and everyone who has contributed towards making this library a reality.”
Once completed, the Lefoko Village Library is expected to become a lasting community resource, providing future generations with access to knowledge, learning and opportunities that support long term social and economic progress.