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Why Ahmed Timol celebrated Papwa Sewgolum and Precious McKenzie

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Why Ahmed Timol celebrated Papwa Sewgolum and Precious McKenzie

More than sixty years ago, Struggle icon Ahmed Timol made a call for an end to the exclusion, segregated facilities and international isolation that black South African athletes and sporting associations faced.

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