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Political Analyst reflects on the life of Charlotte Mannya Maxeke#ProgressiveTalk

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Political Analyst Professor Tinyiko Maluleke says little has been done by the government to honor and celebrate the legacy of Charlotte Mannya Maxeke who was the first black woman in South Africa to graduate with a B.sc university degree. Prof Maluleke says there are no T-shirts that bears Maxeke's face yet even in death she continues to inspire hope and confidence in the lives of many people, in particular black women. Maluleke was in conversation with Nghamula Chauke regarding the Women's Day celebrations.
9 Aug 2021 English South Africa Business · Arts

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