Burn the beloved country. South Africa on fire.
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I Have an Idea with Laurence Bekink
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In this episode i try to make sense of the basic sequence of events that has led to the widespread violence and looting across parts of SA. If you're looking for some insight as to how we got here and who the players are, give it a listen.
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