Khayelitsha Canoe Club

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The Biochar is made using an invasive aquatic w**d called Water hyacinth.

The plant is the main reason why we don't Canoe 😔.

But we are very happy to see this!!

Biochar
Biochar
Biochar!!😂😂

Char2Cool thank you for showing us these amazing benefits from this plant.

One day we will Canoe with the kids again.

🌿 Experience Khayelitsha, Makhaza Like Never Before! 🇿🇦

Join us for a unique community walking tour where sustainability, history, and local enterprise come together.

🚶🏾‍♂️ Our journey begins at the Wetlands
Discover our Biochar production process and explore the rich history connected to this space.

🌱 Next stop: Sinako Garden
See how fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables are cultivated right here in Khayelitsha, Makhaza. Learn about urban farming and food security in action.

🏪 Final stop: The Hub
Visit our vibrant marketplace featuring locally made arts & crafts, fresh produce, and our Biochar products — all built by and for the community.

This is more than a tour.

It’s a story of growth, resilience, and local empowerment. 💚

📩 Message us to book your visit or to bring a group!

Organic vegetables!!🥔🥦🌽🍅🥬

Awesome !!😎
These guys are doing incredible work.
Water hyacinth is a very invasive water w**d..but now a solution has been found and it's benefiting the community.😁

And it arrived just in time, before winter.

Please let's support local and lets farm organic foods..

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Supported by: Char2Cool

Khayelitsha Biochar Makers

Khayelitsha Community Hackathon - Hacking Spaces Community participation at its best 💕 A project of @aachen.capetown @fh.aachen.gestaltung @fh.aachen @dooiy hosted by @khayelitshahub

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