Tatomkhulu was a fund of facts that, although seemingly different, made a whole lot of sense of some of the… — Sindiwe Magona
Tatomkhulu was a fund of facts that, although seemingly different, made a whole lot of sense of some of the things we learned at school. He explained what had seemed stupid decisions, and acts that had seemed indefensible became not only understandable but highly honourable.
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