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SARB unveils commemorative R2 coins honouring Charlotte Maxeke and 1956 Women’s March

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SARB unveils commemorative R2 coins honouring Charlotte Maxeke and 1956 Women’s March

The South African Reserve Bank has launched two commemorative circulation coins celebrating milestones in the advancement of women in South Africa, including Charlotte Maxeke’s graduation and the historic 1956 Women’s March.

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