Cape Town's urban vineyards could revitalize city's poor

The Township Winery project in South Africa aims to transform townships by growing wine grapes in small plots, providing economic benefits and opportunities for black and mixed-race South Africans. Despite challenges, the project offers a sustainable income source and a chance to own vineyards, breaking historical barriers. Experts highlight the suitability of township soil for grape cultivation, and the project is gaining international attention. The initiative not only promises economic upliftment but also symbolizes a significant social change, empowering communities to achieve long-held dreams.

How does the Township Winery project plan to attract visitors and wine enthusiasts?

What role does Arlene Van Vick see for herself and her community in the future of winemaking?

What does Lulama hope to achieve through the grape growing initiative in her township?