Young women will be taught skills in weaving straws

by TGSCCC Community Relations Officer | Dec 19, 2015 | Blog, Bulilima District Facts, Donations | 0 comments

In the Arts and Crafts Gazebo, young women will be taught skills in weaving straws to make traditional artifacts such as mats known as amacansi, and baskets, incebethu in the local dialect.

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