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Rural communities are seen but never heard

Mail & Guardian ·
Rural communities are seen but never heard

This thought-provoking article explores the often-unseen complexities of rural communities in South Africa, drawing parallels from film portrayals to institutional engagements.

It questions whether institutions truly listen to Indigenous voices or merely administer participation, highlighting the ongoing challenge of decolonisation beyond legislation.

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