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Why 95-year-old struggle stalwart Andrew Mlangeni was “happy and proud” about a life sentence.

June 06, 2020

“We felt happy and proud that although the propaganda outside from the government that we were murderers, terrorists and rapists, people now knew we were none of these things and people knew what we were fighting for. That feeling that they know we are not thieves, that we are fighting for freedom, that is what kept us going.”

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