Carol speaks to the KZN Beach Cleanup team for World Oceans Day

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Carol Ofori loves the beach and she wanted to shed some light on the fact that our oceans are being polluted daily. In honour of World Ocean's Day, she spoke to Presha Soogrim from the KZN Beach Cleanup team. They dedicate a once a month gathering where they go to the beach with a group of volunteers and pick up plastic and other rubbish off the shores.
8 Jun 2021 English South Africa Entertainment News

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