Thami Mazibuko relocated back to Soweto six years ago, he noticed the lack of libraries in the township. In 2018 he started the Soweto Book Café as a space where he could advance literacy and "provide the community with access to books and information".
2022/04/29/south-africa-small-bookshops-bring-literature-to-townships
2022/04/29/south-africa-small-bookshops-bring-literature-to-townships
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