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♻️ ✨ A women-led cooperative in Hammarsdale, KwaZulu-Natal, is pioneering sustainable innovation by repurposing discarded textiles and fabric waste into durable, reusable products. Through this initiative, local women transform waste materials into items such as shopping bags, school uniforms, aprons, and household essentials. The cooperative not only reduces landfill waste but also empowers women and youth while promoting a circular economy model that benefits the entire community.

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