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Through Shimuzic_foundation we created an internship programme called The Hub to give young people an opportunity to learn, develop practical skills and gain experience with a special focus on young people from Tembisa. Today, seeing them graduate fills me with so much joy. ❤️🙏🏾 They leave with knowledge, new... skills and a certificate from an accredited facilitator, something they can carry with them as they take their next steps. This is exactly why I started The Hub, to create opportunities for young people from where I come from and give them a chance to build something for themselves. A huge thank you to our partner, Hollywood Foundation, for consistently helping us make this possible. Your support means more than you know. 🙏🏾❤️ Here’s to many more young people learning, growing and finding their way. 🥂show more

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@ShimuzicF Congratulations to everyone involved and the best of luck to the graduates as they take the next step in their journey. 🙏🏽❤️

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@ShimuzicF Keep shining Shimza, there’s a mammoth task ahead. Unlike the current powers who do very little to change things at grassroots, you’ve taken on a great responsibility. Wishing you every success with The Hub.

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@ShimuzicF Ntwana! 1632 ❤️

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@ShimuzicF Good work Ashley🙌🏼

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@ShimuzicF I see My Brother Van Roos Cooking 🤘,

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@ShimuzicF Thank you Shimza, God Bless You 🙌

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