‘Browse Local’ This Festive Season

‘BROWSE LOCAL’ THIS FESTIVE SEASON Submission Details

Author: Tinyiko Mabasa from Paddington Station PR.
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On behalf of:
Gina Arntzen
Browse Local
gee@browselocal.co.za

ABOUT BROWSE LOCAL
If we look back in history, the most significant and memorable changes to the existence of humans revolve around some sort of crisis, where we are forced to be extraordinary; to change without notice, to adapt and to shift our views on what matters most to us.
This has been seen repeatedly if we page through our history books – people-powered switch operators couldn’t keep up with the telephone during the 1918 pandemic, television sales shot through the roof during the Cold War era, and more recently, issues of climate change along with the covid 19 pandemic, we have begun to demand more from our usual businesses. As the world shut down and we were shut up, we all re-evaluated what was important to us. Our homes and our space, realising that having less is more, the value of money, the very existence of local businesses hanging on by the support from their communities and the astonishing beginnings for some which stemmed from barely anything. True to form, South Africans, the Mzanzi Nation that we are, have created a sphere and space for local talents’ creations to
be made, recognised and honoured. Our ‘Local’, is our new normal, and our new normal needs a place to call home.

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