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WHERE RAINBOWS MEET Three million – that is how many people in South Africa have lost their jobs, with women accounting for two million of those during the nationwide lockdown so far, according to a new study conducted by 30 social science researchers from five South African universities. The research was released on Wednesday.
Where Rainbows Meet, is a Cape Town based community support organisation that has responded to the worsening COVID-19 food crisis, they have released a short video highlighting the dire food shortage and needs within communities in the Western Cape, and to appeal for long term government assistance and corporate support.
The organisation’s Food4COVID19 programme provides help to over 10,000 people in the Western Cape, serving meals to over 2,500 people within the Vrygrond community
Where Rainbows Meet, is a Cape Town based community support organisation that has responded to the worsening COVID-19 food crisis, they have released a short video highlighting the dire food shortage and needs within communities in the Western Cape, and to appeal for long term government assistance and corporate support.
The organisation’s Food4COVID19 programme provides help to over 10,000 people in the Western Cape, serving meals to over 2,500 people within the Vrygrond community
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By SAfmWHERE RAINBOWS MEET Three million – that is how many people in South Africa have lost their jobs, with women accounting for two million of those during the nationwide lockdown so far, according to a new study conducted by 30 social science researchers from five South African universities. The research was released on Wednesday.
Where Rainbows Meet, is a Cape Town based community support organisation that has responded to the worsening COVID-19 food crisis, they have released a short video highlighting the dire food shortage and needs within communities in the Western Cape, and to appeal for long term government assistance and corporate support.
The organisation’s Food4COVID19 programme provides help to over 10,000 people in the Western Cape, serving meals to over 2,500 people within the Vrygrond community
Where Rainbows Meet, is a Cape Town based community support organisation that has responded to the worsening COVID-19 food crisis, they have released a short video highlighting the dire food shortage and needs within communities in the Western Cape, and to appeal for long term government assistance and corporate support.
The organisation’s Food4COVID19 programme provides help to over 10,000 people in the Western Cape, serving meals to over 2,500 people within the Vrygrond community