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A local marathon swimmer has become the first woman to swim across Nelson Mandela Bay in Port Elizabeth. She's using the swim to raise money to give underprivileged kids the chance to play the violin. Courtesyocal marathon swimmer Carina Bruwer has become the first woman to swim across Nelson Mandela Bay in Port Elizabeth.The musician and mother of three said she wanted to give back to the music community.
I was completely blown away by everything that this project stands for, everything that it's achieving. Each R1,000 basically buys a new little violin and for every new little violin that we have we can invite another child to Muzukids and any child who is a Muzukids just has a different set of possibilities in their lives," said Bruwer.Bruwer has managed to raise R35,000 to help the non-profit organisation.
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