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Empowering Women and Preserving African Heritage

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Florus Crafts specializes in creating a variety of traditional African crafts such as shoes, baskets, wall hangings, bags, and emigamba. The company seeks out women from rural villages, providing them with the necessary skills and opportunities to create and sell their crafts. This International Women’s Day, let us celebrate Florus crafts for its unwavering commitment to uplifting women.

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Empowering Women and Preserving African Heritage

By Gilbert Akampa Kakurugu, Mbarara In celebration of International Women’s Day, Florus Crafts, a renowned African crafts company founded by Twongirwe Doreen, has shown commitment to empowering women in local communities. Located at Hosma Building on Level 2 Mbaguta Street, Florus Crafts specializes in creating a variety of traditional African crafts such as shoes, baskets, wall hangings, bags, and emigamba, all under the motto “Keep it African…

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