Afrox welds itself to UCT

08 March 2004

Afrox, South Africa's leading supplier of electric welding wires and electrodes, continued its support of UCT when the company's general manager: south, Stephen Viljoen (right), dropped in recently to hand over a cheque of R69 000 to VC, Prof Njabulo Ndebele. The money is earmarked for bursaries. Afrox made a similar R60 000 award to the university last year.

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