When Dylan Middleditch lost his income during lockdown, bills started piling up and with a family to feed, it forced the father of three to get creative.
He partnered with Tembisa-based welder and steelworker Sibongiseni Dingindlela, to start a successful business making their own exercise equipment.
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He partnered with Tembisa-based welder and steelworker Sibongiseni Dingindlela, to start a successful business making their own exercise equipment.
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For this story and more, visit News24: https://www.news24.com/
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