Kaki Repair is a movement to encourage people to repair their spoilt belongings, rather than throw them away and get a new one. Mind you, it's not a repair shop, but a place to learn to fix stuff by yourself. We find out more about this non-profit movement advocating for us all to recycle, reduce and reuse from Johnson Lam, the founder of KakiDIY and the brains behind KakiRepair.

<p>Kaki Repair is a movement to encourage people to repair their spoilt belongings, rather than throw them away and get a new one. Mind you, it's not a repair shop, but a place to learn to fix stuff by yourself. We find out more about this non-profit movement advocating for us all to recycle, reduce and reuse from Johnson Lam, the founder of <a href="http://www.kakidiy.com/">KakiDIY</a> and the brains behind <a href="http://www.kakirepair.com/">KakiRepair</a>.</p>

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