Made with purpose: A collaboration creating opportunities for young South Africans

Reported by Daily Maverick · yesterday 17:04 · Daily Maverick

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Daily Maverick has collaborated with HopeTown, a community organisation based in Ocean View, Cape Town, to produce a limited-edition tote bag that supports skills development and creates practical work opportunities for young South Africans.

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