Langa youth open art gallery

They are planning to venture into the hospitality industry, with their sights fixed on creating an art boutique hotel.

“We just parented with the red cross where we are building a community garden next year in January which will service the café that we will be opening,” said Fesi. Less than a week old, the gallery has not only created a buzz locally, it has managed to gain the attention of tourists.

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