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Unemployment was never an option for Lalitha Neesha Kanayee, so she started farming...

The 46-year-old mom of two lives in Seven Tanks near the Silverglen Nature Reserve in Chatsworth where the community is made up of all kinds of small-scale farmers.

Following the looting and violence in the province and hot spots of Phoenix and Chatsworth we contacted her to get an update on how she is doing.
23 Jul 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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