The Mosotho shepherd composing, The human rights activist ensuring justice, and The nurse committed to serving the people of Atlantis.

A shepherd’s rhythmic beats, guarding upside-down trees, and a town made from gold

This week in Beautiful News, determination nurtures communities. Morena Leraba. The Mosotho shepherd composing a modern take on traditional sounds. Jessica Dewhurst. The human rights activist ensuring justice for every South African. Olivia Pharo. The nurse committed to serving the people of Atlantis. Magoebaskloof. The evergreen valleys hidden beneath a sparkling mist. Aniek Nieuwenhuis. The artist illustrating that life isn’t skin deep. The Baobab Guardians. The custodians ensuring the survival of Africa’s ancient trees. This is Beautiful News.

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A shepherd’s rhythmic beats, guarding upside-down trees, and a town made from gold

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