The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change has commended the Tailevu Rugby Men’s Senior Team and its officials for giving back to their community through a clean-up campaign at Nakelo District School.
The initiative drew praise from Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Lynda Tabuya, who acknowledged the team’s efforts in demonstrating that leadership extends far beyond the rugby field.
Minister Tabuya said the clean-up campaign showcased civic responsibility and community spirit, highlighting the important role sporting teams play in influencing positive change.
The Ministry applauded the Tailevu Rugby Football Union for taking the lead in promoting environmental stewardship while continuing to inspire young people both on and off the field.
The clean-up campaign reflects the growing commitment of sporting organizations to contribute to community development and environmental awareness.
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