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'''''Shwele Bawo: a grave injustice''''' is aone-woman play by [[Motshabi Tyelele]] detailing how wife and mother, Dikeledi Nkabinde, has found herself locked-up for the murder of her Black Economic Empowered husband.

Published in ''At This Stage : plays from post-apartheid South Africa'', edited by Greg Homann. Johannesburg : Wits University Press, 2009.

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 ''[[Shwele Bawo!]]'' is a one-woman play by [[Motshabi Tyelele]]
-Also known as ''[[Shwele Bawo: A Grave Injustice]]''.
+Also known as ''[[Shwele Bawo!: A Grave Injustice]]''.
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-''[[Shwele Bawo!|Shwele Bawo: a grave injustice]]'' is a one-woman play by [[Motshabi Tyelele]] detailing how wife and mother, Dikeledi Nkabinde, has found herself locked-up for the murder of her Black Economic Empowered husband.
+''[[Shwele Bawo!]]'' is a one-woman play by [[Motshabi Tyelele]]
 == The original text ==
-Published in ''[[At This Stage]] : plays from post-apartheid South Africa'', edited by [[Greg Homann]]. Johannesburg : [[Wits University Press]], 2009.
 == Performance history in South Africa ==
 The author appeared in a production of this play at [[Theatre on the Square]], Sandton, in January 2008.
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-'''''Shwele Bawo: a grave injustice''''' is a one-woman play by [[Motshabi Tyelele]] detailing how wife and mother, Dikeledi Nkabinde, has found herself locked-up for the murder of her Black Economic Empowered husband.
+''[[Shwele Bawo!|Shwele Bawo: a grave injustice]]'' is a one-woman play by [[Motshabi Tyelele]] detailing how wife and mother, Dikeledi Nkabinde, has found herself locked-up for the murder of her Black Economic Empowered husband.
-Published in ''At This Stage : plays from post-apartheid South Africa'', edited by Greg Homann. Johannesburg : Wits University Press, 2009.
+== The original text ==
 The author appeared in a production of this play at [[Theatre on the Square]], Sandton, in January 2008.
+== Return to ==
 Return to [[The ESAT Entries]]
 Return to [[Main Page]]

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	Published in ''At This Stage : plays from post-apartheid South Africa'', edited by Greg Homann. Johannesburg : Wits University Press, 2009.		Published in ''At This Stage : plays from post-apartheid South Africa'', edited by Greg Homann. Johannesburg : Wits University Press, 2009.
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		+	The author appeared in a production of this play at [[Theatre on the Square]], Sandton, in January 2008.

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−	'''''Shwele Bawo: a grave injustice''''' is ~~aone~~-woman play by [[Motshabi Tyelele]] detailing how wife and mother, Dikeledi Nkabinde, has found herself locked-up for the murder of her Black Economic Empowered husband.	+	'''''Shwele Bawo: a grave injustice''''' is a one-woman play by [[Motshabi Tyelele]] detailing how wife and mother, Dikeledi Nkabinde, has found herself locked-up for the murder of her Black Economic Empowered husband.

	Published in ''At This Stage : plays from post-apartheid South Africa'', edited by Greg Homann. Johannesburg : Wits University Press, 2009.		Published in ''At This Stage : plays from post-apartheid South Africa'', edited by Greg Homann. Johannesburg : Wits University Press, 2009.