Zimbabwean designer celebrates tradition through fashion

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Zimbabwean designer celebrates tradition through fashion

STORY: Zimbabwean designer celebrates tradition through fashion DATELINE: May 16, 2022 LENGTH: 00:09:01 LOCATION: BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1.two women trying to catch one of the Angora goats, more of the women after catching the Angora goat and doing the shaving process 2.SOUNDBITE 1 (English) NKANYEZIYETHU MALUNGA, Fashion designer 3.more of shaving of goat, Malunga feeling the texture of the goat fur and holding a small Angora goat in her hands, various of Malunga displaying one of her fashion garment at her workshop 4.SOUNDBITE 2 (English) NKANYEZIYETHU MALUNGA, Fashion designer 5.more fashion garments 6.SOUNDBITE 3 (English) NKANYEZIYETHU MALUNGA, Fashion designer 7.more of Malunga displaying her garment and Angora goats grazing at a farm 8.SOUNDBITE 4 (English) NKANYEZIYETHU MALUNGA, Fashion designer 9.more of Malunga showing one of her products made from goat fur 10.SOUNDBITE 5 (English) NKANYEZIYETHU MALUNGA, Fashion designer 11.Malunga holding a weaved flower basket 12.SOUNDBITE

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