\By: Lebohang Maluke
MASERU – At Delight Supermarket, women empowerment is merged into the fabric of their business model by providing high-quality, locally-sourced produce. The store not only helps women fight hunger and poverty in their homes but also enables them to save money and contribute to a greater cause.
The Women Against Hunger and Poverty initiative, led by Delight, is testament to their commitment to supporting the community and creating a more equitable future for all.
Ms. Paballo Molatole from Delight Supermarket radiates with pride as she shares her excitement for the change that Delight is bringing to its customers.
At Delight, they believe in going the extra mile to ensure that customers have a delightful experience with less money. They are committed to innovation, quality, and customer service that is supreme, and constantly striving to provide a refreshing, convenient service experiences. They are thrilled to bring these changes to valued customers, and they look forward to serving them for many years to come.
Ms. Molatole, with her characteristic enthusiasm, exclaims, that festive season is upon, and Delight is always prepared for the cheerful spirit and increased demand during this time. Combo promotion offers a one-stop-shop for their needs, allowing customers to save money and time.
As she shines with excitement, it is clear that the passion she harbours for Delight’s combo is as vibrant as the festive season itself. The combo serves as a shining example of Delight’s dedication to providing a comprehensive, convenient experience.
Mrs. Mampoi Makhetha, with her resolute voice, adds, that they began as a small group of 17 impassioned individuals has grown into a movement of 71 dedicated individuals within a mere two weeks. This speaks volumes about the commitment of the people of Lesotho to tackling the issues of hunger and poverty head-on.
She continues, “What started as a ripple quickly became a wave, as the movement swept through our community, gathering momentum and support. Within a matter of weeks, we witnessed the growth of our ranks from 71 to a staggering 1,000 and beyond.
Their dedication and passion are the catalysts for real change. She says that they should continue this momentum, and inspire others to join the fight for a more equitable and just world.
With its unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction, Delight is poised to continue its journey of bringing happiness and value to its customers, month after month, with or without the jingle bells.
She speaks with the fervour of a true advocate, implores the customers of Delight Supermarket and women of Lesotho to join the fight against hunger and poverty.
“Women Against Hunger and Poverty,” she mentions, is a cause that they can all rally behind, and urge them to join the movement. By choosing Delight Supermarket, they are not only supporting a local business but also making a meaningful contribution to a worthy cause
Makhetha, with an affirmation to the origins of the initiative, expresses, “The idea for Women Against Hunger and Poverty was first conceived by the visionary Kelebogile Khunou in South Africa. Delight Supermarket are proud to be part of the movement, bringing this important campaign to the heart of community.”
The unwavering commitment and solidarity of our people are a testament to the power of collective action. Together, we can create a more just and equitable world, where hunger and poverty are a thing of the past.
Mrs. Mathabo Moalosi, an enterprising farmer and advocate for women’s empowerment, speaks up about her experience,
“As a woman in the agriculture sector, I understand the struggles and challenges we face. That’s why I make it a point to engage with fellow female farmers and encourage them to supply their produce to Delight Supermarket.”
Through this initiative, they are not only ensuring a reliable supply of high-quality, locally-sourced produce for the supermarket, but also create a platform for women in agriculture to thrive and showcase their skills.
Mrs. Mamonyane Mmothae, a member of the community and a loyal customer of Delight Supermarket, shares her story with enthusiasm, “I first learned about the Women Against Hunger and Poverty initiative on Facebook, and I knew I had to get involved. It was not just about the opportunity to access fresh, locally-grown produce – it was also about supporting other women in my community and contributing to a greater cause.
Joining the movement has been a fulfilling and empowering experience, and I’m proud to be part of something that is making a real difference in the lives of so many.
In a resounding finale, Mrs. Mampoi Makhetha concludes, “At Delight Supermarket, we are committed to providing the finest, locally-sourced produce to our customers across all districts in Lesotho. Our dedication to supporting women in agriculture, coupled with our unwavering commitment to the Women Against Hunger and Poverty initiative, makes us not just a supermarket, but a vehicle for change and empowerment.