The Skhaftin Bus — a mobile, plastic-free grocery store — reached its final destination of a six-day road trip through South Africa, arriving at Kannemeyer Primary School in Grassy Park, Cape Town to lines of children elated with the potential the bus ...
Day Six — the long journey to a new home by Julia Evans, Daily Maverick May 8, 2022 ‘It worked,” said Ilka Stein as she turned into the street of Kannemeyer Primary School with shaky hands. After nearly two years of developing and bringing to life the concept of a mobile, plastic-free grocery store that not only promotes the idea of sustainability, but provides the communities with low-cost food alternatives — her bus had found its new home.
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