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Floating book fair volunteers drop in

by Roshan Abrahams
June 26, 2024
Volunteers from the Logos Hope, the world’s largest floating book fair, visited the Oasis Reach For Your Dreams organisation in Schaapkraal on Friday June 21. Robin van Dieman, from Oasis, said 29 volunteers from a variety of countries shared their love of books and sports during the visit. Oasis is a non-profit organisation that does outreach work in poor communities. Pictures: Supplied
Logos Hope volunteers Julie Tawfik from Egypt and Gail Kensley from South Africa.

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