International Women's Day | 'Trash Queen' runs one of the biggest recycling projects in SA

A woman from Vleifontein outside Louis Trichardt runs one of the biggest recycling projects in the country. Affectionately known as Trash Queen, Rotondwa Musitha converts discarded items into usable materials.
She employs several people in her project, mainly women.
For more on this, we now cross to SABC News Lutendo Bobodi who is chatting with Rotondwa Musitha.
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[@gideonbreeedt7359]

Saluut to this woman. U got my vote for sure. Amen

[@rotondwamusitha3040]

Thank you so much for the support 🙏🏾

[@amandaliebenberg2953]

Inspirational, may your business grow from strength to strength!

[@rotondwamusitha3040]

Thank you so much! 🙏🏾

[@blackwidower4283]

Hats of this queen, l always tell black South Africans to be productive not to waste time fighting other African nationalities saying they are taking jobs whilst they are not.
Today's life is all about strategising and being productive only.

[@dokotelam7207]

Nah, if countries of another nationalities provide opportunity for their own citizens, then there will never be a problem, the problem start when African countries fail their own citizens and they come to SA in large number, if some foreigner come to that area and do same thing as her they will end up killing her business, is unfair to poor south African in south Africa to compete with another poor person from the rest of continent, the problem don't start in SA but in Zimbabwe, Nigeria, Mozambique...etc, failure of this countries should never be put in south Africa shoulders

[@blackwidower4283]

@@dokotelam7207 south Africans are scared of business competition they should ask themselves for example if we talk of retail shops like pick and pay, spar, Cambridge, okay, jumbo, and many more, why do you think they are surviving whilst selling same products?
Never hate the player hate the game.
South africa was going to be economically very poor if it wasn't for other African citizens.
All those people are coming to support South African products and those products are the ones making the economy to be so successful.

[@thembekanokuphila2605]

Well done

[@eddiefoba593]

Well done ✅

[@balayethossainjoy1345]

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[@Khado819]

Where in Limpopo is she?