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Cry, the beloved Africa – a tale of two experiences
Cry, the beloved Africa – a tale of two experiences

As we ponder celebrating Africa Day on Monday, from an African bifocal perspective, we need to think about a day when the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic is a nightmare of yesterday.

We need to do that so that we can look back into all our surroundings through the dialectical lens of the seminal introduction of a non-African tome in Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities.

For those in the townships, it will become a tale of two townships; for those in the villages, it will certainly become a tale of two villages.

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