Businessman Jimal Rohosafi says he will spend over sh 200 million to fund his foundation that will help young people in the country.
Earlier today, the Matatu chairperson announced the launch of Huruma community football tournament that will be happening in April this year.
In his post, Jimal said the tournament is open to all members of the local community, regardless of age, gender, or ability.
"The tournament will be held over the course of three days on this Easter holiday, and will be held at Dragon football field, it will feature a variety of activities and events for participants and spectators alike," he wrote.
Speaking to Mpasho's writer Elizabeth Ngigi, Jimal said the Jamal Foundation cup is about going green to preserve our environment.
"Soon, we want to make all our matatus electric to avoid pollution. As the chairman, I am teaching matatu people how to go green and preserve our environment. I want by the end of the year to have planted about 500,000 trees in all bus stops and terminals in various towns," he said.
