Makes handmade, heritage-inspired shoes that tell South African cultural stories
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Every conversation about the business this month, newest first, with its audio.
Homegrown Shandis is a South African cultural footwear brand and social enterprise that makes handmade, heritage-inspired shoes. It sits under a wider holding company that also runs a retail store and a school to test its ideas, and founder Sitelo Mabuza describes it as built to create opportunity for others.
“They specialize in handmade heritage-inspired shoes.”
Homegrown Shandis is a small business making shoes for people living on the African continent. The owner, Sikle Mabuza, was due to join the show to talk about the business.
“The business is called Homegrown Shandis, and the owner is Sikle Mabuza, who will join us to talk to us about their business.”
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Names and figures are as heard on air. What's said about the business is the speakers' view, not locl's.