We also heard from Mzukisi Vicani – From Books on Bikes. Books on Bikes is a non-profit initiative designed to promote reading and literacy by collecting and distributing second-hand books to community libraries across the country while transforming our cities and communities into bike-friendly spaces. Books on Bikes will be part of National Book Week with partners, Velokhaya Life Cycling Academy by setting up a demo library in Mitchell’s Plain to encourage reading and sharing of books for the week. They will be there tomorrow the 10th of September. For more information visit www.booksonbikes.com or send an email to contact@booksonbikes.com
Nigel Vermaas joined us for the Arts update, to share with the listeners what’s hot and what’s not in the Art sector.
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