WATCH | #UnrestSA: Capetonians spread love and hope to violence-torn provinces
"I wanted to send a message, to let them know we feel their pain. The flag containing a message of hope (Supplied) The spot they walked to with their message of hope (Supplied) (Supplied) News24 Supplied "I wanted to do something visual, which is where the idea of the big heart came from. Nelson Mandela united all races in South Africa, and it's about time we realised our power." The banner took four hours to print and was a heavy load to drag to the top of the mountain. They chose the Kloof Corner Ridge – one the more challenging routes on the mountain face – to ascend.
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