In rural Mandlethu, once known as Vlaaklagte Number One in KwaNdebele, progress may seem slow, but the youth are rewriting the story. One of these determined young people is Dumisani Mabhena, an entrepreneur with a vision bigger than food. His venture, Junk Café Lifestyle, isn't just about taste — it's about transformation. Driven by a passion for progress and creating jobs, Mabhena is proving that innovation thrives even where development lags.
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