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Umgeni Road's looted furniture store gets help from The Big Favour and some Numismatics in South Africa,

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When the KZN unrest hit us, it was undeniable one of the worst times for businesses. Phillips Price Mart Furniture are of the businesses that suffered a horrible loss because of looting and the destruction of their store.
The Big Favour was able to connect them with Mr Thomas Minnie and Anthony Govender who is part of a Voluntary Facebook Group of Numismatics in South Africa.
Take a listen to the contribution they make to the deserving store.
8 Sep 2021 12AM English South Africa Society & Culture · Daily News

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