Have you ever heard about printmaking? Ever wondered what it was?
Maybe you’ve tried to buy an original painting, but you have seen reprints as
well, and you have never quite understood how it all works. That’s what we
will be learning on today’s How-To Series; printmaking. Taking us through
the lesson are the founders of The Arts Company Soweto; Thabo Motseki
and Molefe Thwala.

Have you ever heard about printmaking? Ever wondered what it was? Maybe you&rsquo;ve tried to buy an original painting, but you have seen reprints as well, and you have never quite understood how it all works. That&rsquo;s what we will be learning on today&rsquo;s How-To Series; printmaking. Taking us through the lesson are the founders of The Arts Company Soweto; Thabo Motseki and Molefe Thwala.

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Today’s lesson on how to create embroidery art will be led by Precious
Tshabalala is a multidisciplinary artist and founder of Rebel Notes, a
contemporary art studio focused on storytelling, texture, and bespoke
artistic experiences.

Today&rsquo;s lesson on how to create embroidery art will be led by Precious Tshabalala is a multidisciplinary artist and founder of Rebel Notes, a contemporary art studio focused on storytelling, texture, and bespoke artistic experiences.

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The South African Informal and Township Economy is estimated to be worth around R900 billion, and according to research studies, township restaurants are
major economic drivers in South Africa, anchoring this broader said informal and
township economy.
A study from the University of Cape Town states that
“These vibrant food and hospitality businesses, which include shisanyamas, fast-
food joints, and shebeens, are vital in alleviating food insecurity, employing
locals, and driving local GDP”
This Youth Day, that’s the lens from which we will be looking at Grab A Bite,
today. As you know, every Tuesday, we invite chefs on the show to tell their
stories and profile their culinary business.
Today, we are looking at those businesses from a purposeful perspective and how
they are helping to uplift communities, empower and upskill young people.
We will be looking at three businesses today; Native Rebels, Hungover Boksburg,
and Bite Me Bakery, to hear how they are helping to shape and change young
lives.

The South African Informal and Township Economy is estimated to be worth around R900 billion, and according to research studies, township restaurants are major economic drivers in South Africa, anchoring this broader said informal and township economy. A study from the University of Cape Town states that &ldquo;These vibrant food and hospitality businesses, which include shisanyamas, fast- food joints, and shebeens, are vital in alleviating food insecurity, employing locals, and driving local GDP&rdquo; This Youth Day, that&rsquo;s the lens from which we will be looking at Grab A Bite, today. As you know, every Tuesday, we invite chefs on the show to tell their stories and profile their culinary business. Today, we are looking at those businesses from a purposeful perspective and how they are helping to uplift communities, empower and upskill young people. We will be looking at three businesses today; Native Rebels, Hungover Boksburg, and Bite Me Bakery, to hear how they are helping to shape and change young lives.

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