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Men to walk in the dark at Princess Vlei in stand against GBV

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Men to walk in the dark at Princess Vlei in stand against GBV

The One Billion Rising march, led by activist Lucinda Evans, will take place from 6pm to 8pm after receiving permission from the City of Cape Town.

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