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Five Mahalapye women complete LEA training

The women were trained in ways of making dishwashing liquid, pine gel, bleach, liquid scourer and hand sanitisers PICS: LEA
The women were trained in ways of making dishwashing liquid, pine gel, bleach, liquid scourer and hand sanitisers PICS: LEA

Local Enterprise Authority (LEA) has recently trained five women in Mahalapye in ways of making dishwashing liquid, pine gel, bleach, liquid scourer and hand sanitiser.

The women underwent five days of learning how to manufacture cleaning chemicals, offered by the authority's trainer, Widzane Mooketsi.

LEA Head of Corporate Affairs and Market Access Boikhutso Kgomanyane said the five-day training was part of the training they have been offering small businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs.

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