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Environment

Slash for Cash project aims to ‘heal the land’

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Slash for Cash team member Matene Maraki says he is excited for the startup to reach more communities and make a difference. From left, Thabiso Mashaba and Mr Maraki show the different tools that will be used to make activated biochar and briquettes in a small-scale production.

Imagine exchanging slash for cold hard cash. Slash for Cash is a local and upcoming eco-startup that aims to encourage people to bring in slash and turn it into products that can “heal the land”.

“It’s an opportunity for community members to not only help clean the environment, but also earn their living through slash,” startup team lead Thabiso Mashaba said.

“Whether it be people wo...

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