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"GG Alcock,s parents, Creina and Neil, were humanitarians who gave up comfortable lives to move to rural Zululand. In a place called Msinga, a dry rock-strewn wilderness and one of the most violent places in Africa, they lived and worked among the Mchunu and Mthembu tribes, fighting for the rights of people displaced by the apartheid government's policy of forced removals. They also fought against the corruption of police and government officials, as well as local farmers, which did not sit well with their white fellow citizens. When GG was fourteen his father was assassinated by rival…
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2 editions- Other · English · 2014Ball Publishers, Jonathan · 9781322373287
- Other · English · 2014Tracey McDonald Publishers · 327 pages · 9780620595346
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