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Kador celebrates the history of kwaito music

Kador celebrates the history of kwaito music
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WATCH: Outcry as two men damage street sign bearing name of 1985 bomber in eManzimtoti

WATCH: Outcry as two men damage street sign bearing name of 1985 bomber in eManzimtoti
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Google doodle pays tribute to Charlotte Maxeke on her 151st birthday

Google doodle pays tribute to Charlotte Maxeke on her 151st birthday
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Khoisan people of South Africa were once the most populous humans on Earth

The Khoisan, an indigenous population in Namibia, may once have comprised the majority of living humans on the planet, for much of the past 150,000 years.

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