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Sep 2016
30m 45s

The White Sangoma - Episode 5

East Coast Radio Podcasts
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Through a chance encounter on the street, a white Afrikaans woman discovers she has a calling that takes her deep into the heart of South Africa – and her own psyche. In the fifth edition of First Person, Marianne Thamm maps Annelie DeWet's extraordinary journey into the heart of one of South Africa’s most fundamental - and most enigmatic - tradi ... Show More
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