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Part 2 - "An Empty Plate, Social Justice & Ancient Grains"

In this episode, we continue to examine the foresight of South Africa's political legend and initiator of the Black Consciousness movement, Stephen Bantu Biko, with focus on food sovereignty and security in South Africa. Who gets to eat. What we eat and how it's sold to us, is a staple in today's diet and discussions around stimulating micro-economies and social entrepreneurship.

Featuring, "Eat Ting" Author, @MphoTshukudu_rd and Social Entrepreneur, @JoshinRaghubar of Explore Sideways, discussing the social value of "social trust", along with a bit of Afrikaans funny business with rusks, this episode covers lots of ground; serious, humorous and tasty!

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