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Questioning the legacy of liberation: Are our leaders abandoning rural communities for corporate gain?

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Questioning the legacy of liberation: Are our leaders abandoning rural communities for corporate gain?

In a poignant letter, Sinegugu Zukulu challenges South African leaders to reconsider their commitments to communities betrayed by foreign corporate interests.

As he confronts the unsettling parallels with Apartheid-era policies, a powerful narrative emerges on the legacy of liberation and the imperative for genuine, community-driven development.

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