Running a small social initiative often means working quietly through long hours and constant challenges. Yet, every so often, a single story reminds us why the work matters. In KwaMhlanga, Mpumalanga, one crocheted bag transformed discarded plastic into something far more meaningful — dignity, confidence, and opportunity for a child and his family.

 Guest: Regine le Roux: Founder and Managing Director, Re.Bag.Re.Use 

 

Running a small social initiative often means working quietly through long hours and constant challenges. Yet, every so often, a single story reminds us why the work matters. In KwaMhlanga, Mpumalanga, one crocheted bag transformed discarded plastic into something far more meaningful &mdash; dignity, confidence, and opportunity for a child and his family.
 Guest:&nbsp;Regine&nbsp;le Roux: Founder and Managing Director,&nbsp;Re.Bag.Re.Use&nbsp;
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THE MORNING BRIEF

Running a small social initiative often means working quietly through long hours and constant challenges. Yet, every so often, a single story reminds us why the work matters. In KwaMhlanga, Mpumalanga, one crocheted bag transformed discarded plastic into something far more meaningful — dignity, confidence, and opportunity for a child and his family