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Voortrekker Gateways Exhibition Opening

Mar 24, 2017

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Please join us for the opening of ‘Voortrekker Gateways’, an exhibition of work by Visual History students.

Date: 28 March, 2017

Time: 3:45pm

Venue: Centre for Humanities Research, UWC

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