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Mandela’s Robben Island getaway (and other weirdness)

Mandela’s Robben Island getaway (and other weirdness)

Posted June 28, 2010 by Jacques Rousseau

I thought Invictus was a crap movie on the basis of being a mawkish, poorly scripted, glacially-paced and poorly acted account of a largely imagined period of South African history, the African Christian Action (ACA) reviewer didn’t like it because Mandela was a “terrorist” who didn’t really even have such a hard life while imprisoned.

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African Christian Action apologises for debate debacle

Posted February 10, 2010 by Jacques Rousseau

Taryn Hodgson apologises on behalf of African Christian Action for misrepresenting Jacques Rousseau and the UCT Athiest and Agnostic Society.

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