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Cape Talk, Tuesday afternoon

Cape TalkLunch with Pippa Hudson
“People that see that we've planted the seed, so to speak, and that they just take this and essentially start implementing these kinds of systems, which makes our job easier to then collect the urine and then convert it…”

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  1. People that see that we've planted the seed, so to speak, and that they just take this and essentially start implementing these kinds of systems, which makes our job easier to then collect the urine and then convert it into the value that it Dylan Randall. Fantastic story. Thank you so much for joining us on the show to share it this afternoon. Dylan, the founder of Peace Cycling, will be holding thumbs on the 28th of October as he competes as one of the four finalists for this year's Africa Prize for Engineering.

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