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Automotive Mechanics Training at The Kivu Motor in Goma

October 7, 2017

As part of a commitment to provide training to the employees of ICCN and OCP, OCP supported a motor vehicle training course for the two drivers of vehicles in the OWR, Jeannot ACHEKENI and Aimé KIRUZI, at the Kivu-Motor garage in Goma which specializes in brand-name vehicles TOYOTA LAND CRUISER and HILUX VIGO, which are the types of vehicles used in the OWR. This training covered a period of two months (May and June 2017).  To read more, click here.

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