Youth-owned business is making a success of rose garden

By gcis vuk'uzenzele - 31 May 2021
Pule Letsobe, Tshepo Metsa, Thabo Modise, Neo Malebo and Refiloe Malebo are running a lucrative rose garden in Parys, Free State.
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Roses do not bloom quickly, they take time to blossom and grab attention with their beauty and natural perfume.
And just like the roses they grow, it has taken time for five young people from Parys in the Free State to make their project a success.
They have established a rose garden under the name Women Empowerment Project.
The project was established about five years ago by seven young women to provide them with an income through local sales and to supply roses to the annual Madeira Flower Festival in Parys.

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