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“This is recycling”: A Johannesburg Reclaimer Explains his Work

By The WIEGO Team on June 01, 2018

Rhiana Chinapen created this video to highlight the important work of reclaimers in South Africa. The video is 3 minutes, 52 seconds long.

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