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EBRAHIM, Carter. (19*-) Theatre reviewer for ''[[S’Ketsh]]'' (*??). *** In the 1980s he was minister of Education and **, for the “coloured” chamber of the ** SA government.

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−	~~'''~~Carter Ebrahim~~'''.~~ (19*-) was a theatre practitioner and politician.	+	[[Carter Ebrahim]] (19*-) was a theatre practitioner, reviewer and politician.

	==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==		==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==

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-'''Carter Ebrahim'''. (19*-).
+'''Carter Ebrahim'''. (19*-) was a theatre practitioner and politician.
 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
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 Theatre reviewer for ''[[S’Ketsh]]'' (*??). He wrote a review of the [[South African Black Theatre Union]]'s first national theatre festival in 1972.
-He was minister of Education and Culture,  for the “coloured” chamber of the ** SA government until January 1988.
+He was the [[Minister of Education and Culture]] for the [[House of Representatives]] (the “coloured” chamber of the ** SA government until January 1988.
 He did the decor for ''[[The Perfect Alibi]]'' (1944), appeared on stage in ''[[The Tragedy of Nan]]'' (1945) and produced ''[[Street Scene]]'' in 1952.

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 ==Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance==
-Theatre reviewer for ''[[S’Ketsh]]'' (*??). He wrote a review of the South African Black Theatre Union's first national theatre festival in 1972.
+Theatre reviewer for ''[[S’Ketsh]]'' (*??). He wrote a review of the [[South African Black Theatre Union]]'s first national theatre festival in 1972.
 He was minister of Education and Culture,  for the “coloured” chamber of the ** SA government until January 1988.
 He did the decor for ''[[The Perfect Alibi]]'' (1944), appeared on stage in ''[[The Tragedy of Nan]]'' (1945) and produced ''[[Street Scene]]'' in 1952.
 == Sources ==

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 He was minister of Education and Culture,  for the “coloured” chamber of the ** SA government until January 1988.
-He did the decor for ''[[The Perfect Alibi]]'' (1944), appeared on stage in ''[[The Tragedy of Nan]]'' (1945),
+He did the decor for ''[[The Perfect Alibi]]'' (1944), appeared on stage in ''[[The Tragedy of Nan]]'' (1945) and produced ''[[Street Scene]]'' in 1952.
 == Sources ==

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 He was minister of Education and Culture,  for the “coloured” chamber of the ** SA government until January 1988.
-He appeared on stage in ''[[The Tragedy of Nan]]'' (1945),
+He did the decor for ''[[The Perfect Alibi]]'' (1944), appeared on stage in ''[[The Tragedy of Nan]]'' (1945),
 == Sources ==

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−	~~EBRAHIM,~~ Carter. (19-) Theatre reviewer for ''[[S’Ketsh]]'' (??). * In the ~~1980s he~~ was minister of Education and , for the “coloured” chamber of the ** SA government.	+	'''Carter Ebrahim'''. (19*-).
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		+	Theatre reviewer for ''[[S’Ketsh]]'' (*??). He wrote a review of the South African Black Theatre Union's first national theatre festival in 1972.
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		+	He was minister of Education and Culture, for the “coloured” chamber of the ** SA government until January 1988.
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		+	== Sources ==
		+	[[NELM]] catalogue: [Collection: FLETCHER, Jill]: 2005. 75. 21. 4.
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		+	''[[Die Burger]]'', 3 February 1988.