MK veterans defend Khusta Jack after mayor’s ‘attack’
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Anti-apartheid activist and founder of the Abantu Integrity Movement (AIM), Mkhuseli “Khusta” Jack, says Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Babalwa Lobishe will have to explain and prove in court remarks he says falsely link him to comrades who were jailed or…
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Anti-apartheid activist and founder of the Abantu Integrity Movement (AIM), Mkhuseli “Khusta” Jack, says Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Babalwa Lobishe will have to explain and prove in court remarks he says falsely link him to comrades who were jailed or…
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