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 A Land Dispossession History 1600s-1990sAnyone who travels over the vast expanse of South Africa is immediately struck by the great variations in its landscape and the differing contexts and conditions under which Black rural people live. |  KenyaKenya is a country in East Africa with a population of 44 million people and the largest economy of the region. The early inhabitants were mostly migrants from other regions of Africa, particularly from West Africa and North-east Africa. |  The SanThe earliest hunter-gatherers in southern Africa were the San people. The San were also known as 'Bushmen', a term used by the European Colonists that is now considered derogatory. |
 A History of Official Government HIV/AIDS Policy in South AfricaIn 1982, the first case of AIDS in South Africa was reported in a homosexual man who contracted the virus while in California, United States. |  AfrapixAfrapix, a progressive photographers' collective and photographic agency. Established by Omar Badsha, Lesley Lawson and a small group of black and white photographers and political activists in 1981. |  The Cape Minstrels: Origins and Evolution of Tweede Nuwe Jaar (Second New Year) in the CapeIn the years following 1994, South Africa has become well known for its culturally diverse population and heritage (Fraser, 2005:11). The ways in which this diversity manifests varies and is dissimilar throughout the country. |
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