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Matobo women turn arts, agriculture and Ndebele culture into income-generating businesses

14th September 2026

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In today’s bulletin, The Gulathi Community Development Trust in Matobo is helping women and other community members turn their skills in arts, agriculture and entrepreneurship into sustainable income-generating businesses. The Himalayas are being heavily affected by climate change, with glaciers melting 65% faster than a decade ago and glacial lakes becoming increasingly unstable.

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