How a humble Soweto parkrun can cultivate community joy
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Dorothy Nyembe park is a rundown and neglected park in Dobsonville, Soweto, named after one of the brave heroes who sacrificed her life for the right to freedom, equality and dignity in South Africa.
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Dorothy Nyembe park is a rundown and neglected park in Dobsonville, Soweto, named after one of the brave heroes who sacrificed her life for the right to freedom, equality and dignity in South Africa.
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