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Weekend Argus on Saturday
|July 05, 2025
AS SOUTH Africa prepares to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s legacy on July 18, Ladles of Love has launched its latest Mandela Day campaign, urging people around the world to “Make Every Day a Mandela Day and Feed the Future”.
This year, the NPO has partnered with acclaimed Australian street artist Hans Bruechle - also known as Handbrake - to deliver an inspiring art installation that highlights community spirit and support for early childhood development (ECD).
Bruechle, a muralist known for his bold black outlines, tattoo-style aesthetic and vibrant cartoon energy, has worked with major global brands such as Porsche, Mercedes, Tesla, Harley Davidson, and Jack Daniel's. Now, he brings his unique style to Cape Town.
For the Mandela Day 2025 project, Hans will create a single cohesive mural design spread across 42 separate canvases — generously donated by Primeart. Once assembled, the full image will depict a detailed garden of South African native flowers, plants, and animals, surrounding a message of hope and love.
At the Ladles of Love event on July 18th volunteers will have the opportunity to contribute to each canvas with either a colourful finger print or a personally written message of hope and support for the children of the ECDs.
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