One man in South Africa has started a library in Lavender Hill, one of the most dangerous and violent townships in Cape Town. Beginning with just 25 books, he opened up his garage and invited children to come and read. His aim? To promote a literacy culture in the local community in a bid to keep young people off the streets.
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