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POPS MOHAMED
(South Africa)01 January 2001 |
"I was a shadow player. We played behind curtains. It was a black guy playing behind the stage and a white player up on the stage," tells Pops Mohamed about one of the more peculiar and dangerous effects of censorship in South Africa during apartheid. Pops Mohamed was i nterviewed in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 1998 by Mr. Ole Reitov
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Freemusepedia timeline: Africa: 1960s:
South Africa: Miriam Makeba, Dolly Rathebe, and Dorothy Masuka. National anthem: 'Nkosi Sikele Africa'. Zimbabwe: Stella Chiweshe and Beuler Djoko |
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