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Drawing of Florence Matamela at Federation of South African Women launch in 1954. T-shirt design was made by Judy Seidman. The drawing is to mark 30th anniversary of launch of Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW).
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Memorial service of Jenny and her daughter Katryn Schoon (6 years old) was held on the 8 July 1984 at Anglican Church. They were killed by a parcel bomb in Angola, six months after they fled Botswana due to attempted attack on their home in December 1983. They were murdered on the 28 June 1984. Programme has key note speakers, hymns, South African Anthem and Botswana National Anthem.
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photo copy of charcoal drawing by Thami Mnyele for University of Botswana student, and also available in one of the newsletter.
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Untitled graphic by Thami Mnyele was distributed in 1984 newsletter.
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Standing Committee of officials met on the 2/3 July, Council of members met on the 4 July 1984 and Summit on the 6th July at Gaborone, Botswana.
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Forward to Unity and Commitment in the year of women
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Poster card with the photo of Albertina Sisulu greeting and/or hugging Dorothy Mnyele on the release from jail. Post card is designed by Thami Mnyele.
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The theme of poetry and music is about the world-wide and age-old oppression. It is a participation of different countries such as South America, Europe and Southern Africa.
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Performance of Woza Albert in Gaborone hosted by Medu.
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Copy of a photograph by Mike Kalin, Gaborone, Botswana.
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Fresh footsteps is a play that is developed by four women who are Medu members, Theresa Devant and Lulu Emmig. The play is about South African liberation struggle affected women living in Botswana and the issues facing them as women, the workshop facilitation by Mongane Serote.
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