Nwabisa Dweni has been appointed by Plastics SA as its new general/administration assistant for its Western Cape regional office based in Maitland.
Nwabisa was born and raised in the Eastern Cape town of Lady Frere, but she moved to Cape Town during her high school years. She is a second-year UNISA student studying public relations and has N4–N6 Certificates in hospitality and catering services. She previously worked at the Park-Inn Radisson in Newlands before joining the Plastics SA team.
Commenting on her new appointment Nwabisa says, “I am looking forward to getting to know people from various companies and learning more about this fascinating and expanding industry”. She enjoys spending time with her family as well as reading, listening to music, and watching movies in her spare time.
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