Market day held in Bhekulwandle
Through this initiative, Seed of Hope is aiming to teach the community of Bhekulwandle to be entrepreneurial.
ON Saturday, July 23, the Bhekulwandle-based non-profit organisation, Seed of Hope (SoH), launched its first market day at its premises.
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The organisation’s CEO, Londiwe Myeza, said the market day is aimed at encouraging the community of Bhekulwandle to use the skills gained at SoH to sell their produce and market their businesses in order to generate income.
“We also created a platform for community members who run small businesses to network and sell their products. In order to make this initiative a success, kindly send us ideas and suggestions on how we can improve and make this initiative a blessing for this community and the surrounding areas,” said Londiwe.
The markets will be held once a month. To find out more, send an email to londiwe.myeza@theseedofhope.org.
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