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Agang's Ramphele struggles on in the world of politics – Buyel’Embo Village

27 November 2015 by Alan

Agang's Ramphele struggles on in the world of politics – (curated as of interest to Buyel’Embo Village and Cape Town).

After a bit of song and dance with local groups and posing for photos with Khayelitsha residents, Ramphele moved swiftly into a black Landrover to the Buyel'embo cultural village. Her entourage arrived later and she held a lengthy meeting with them at …
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