Interior decor from Zanzibar
By DW
24 December 2021 |
6:09 am
Khadija Abdallah and Layla Said know how to turn waste into something beautiful. The activists from Zanzibar use everything they find on the beach to create interior decor. Their goal: to teach girls to make a living out of what life offers them.
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