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| − | ''[[The Bantu World]]'' was a weekly | + | ''[[The Bantu World]]'' was a weekly newspaper aimed at the black population in Johannesburg [South Africa], published by Bantu Press Proprietary Ltd., [1932-1955]. Its sequels are ''[[The World]]'' and ''[[The Sowetan]]''. |
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| + | It carried reviews of entertainment and theatre. In the 1930s-1940s reviewers included [[W. Mbali]], [[Walter Nhlapo]], [[H.I.E. Dhlomo|Herbert Dhlomo]]. | ||
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The Bantu World was a weekly newspaper aimed at the black population in Johannesburg [South Africa], published by Bantu Press Proprietary Ltd., [1932-1955]. Its sequels are The World and The Sowetan.
It carried reviews of entertainment and theatre. In the 1930s-1940s reviewers included W. Mbali, Walter Nhlapo, Herbert Dhlomo.
Sources
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