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Fine African Jewelry: Zulu Mien Connects You To African Elegance, Grace And Dignity, Shaped From The Hands Of Rural Women Who Keep Craft Alive.

Johannesburg, South Africa
Joined July 2015
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Product development facilitator Jan Bhuda running a workshop with the Rhubhani craft group/project in Vaalbank, Mpumalanga for Zulu Mien #productdevelopment #qualitycontrol #costingandpricing #productionplanning #productionmanagement #skillsdevelopment #training
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“Optimism is an essential ingredient for success in business and entrepreneurship, and I see that being reflected in the desire of the students we teach, who are overwhelmingly keen not just to create profit, but to have a positive impact on society.” #SocEnt
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Zulu Mien retweeted
Empowering women Empowering nations Fighting climate change All can go hand in hand: unwo.men/YEfB30lMq8h #GCAS2018 #StepUp2018
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The Mursi tribe are one of the last remaining tribes in Africa to still wear traditional dress and accessories. #africa #muri #mursa #ethiopia #women #heritage
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“By offering training, education, resources and opening up opportunities for women, we can ensure they are able to live fulfilling lives, positively impacting on their families as well.” #socialenterprise #ruraldevelopment #empoweringwomen
Replying to @City_Press
Newsletter| Voices | According to #Unicef, women make up two thirds of the world’s illiterate population, with a vast majority of these women living in rural areas. ow.ly/NrJB30lD3qw
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Raising awareness of women’s rights in the workplace has improved the safety of the markets in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania & empowered women like Johanitha: unwomen.org/en/news/stories/…
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theladders.com/career-advice… “See, the “heart” of networking is rooted in selfishness, taking and using; while the great leaders all teach us that true success comes through serving — giving generously and loving others without reservation.”
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Bahlezi Elsie Mahlangu is the #founder of the Rhubhani craft project in Vaalbank #mpumalanga...she started the project in 1997 with other local women artisans and has been in business ever since 💪🏽 #supportthemakers #womenartisans #artisanmade #handcrafted #whomadeyourjewelry
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